UAVOS APX Autopilot surpasses 100,000 flight hours - Vertical Mag
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UAVOS has announced that its proprietary APX Autopilot has surpassed 100,000 flight hours across a broad range of unmanned platforms, from small UAS and heavy-lift unmanned helicopters to high-altitude stratospheric aircraft.
A key feature of the APX is its distributed autopilot architecture, which enables rapid integration across a wide range of unmanned platforms while combining redundant control layers with flexible software and payload integration and preserving the customer’s existing ecosystem.
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