Open beta

NaviX

Visual navigation for UAVs when GPS is jammed or spoofed. NaviX determines the aircraft’s position by matching the camera view to a satellite map stored onboard — no internet or external signals needed in flight.

Corridor coverage with the mission route and start point.

How to use

1 — Prepare the mission

Before takeoff, connect to the drone’s web interface anywhere with internet and download a satellite map. Choose a radius or a corridor that covers the whole route, including the return. Saved maps can be reused later.

2 — Fly

After takeoff, NaviX matches the camera view against the stored map, onboard and without internet. The first position fix can take up to about 2.5 km of flight; after that, it sends regular corrections to the autopilot.

3 — Navigate without GPS

StabX stabilizes the aircraft and tracks its movement; NaviX ties that movement to the map and corrects drift as it builds up. Together they keep longer routes and the return flight on track, even with GPS denied.

Specifications

Performance

AccuracyTypically under 30–60m, depending on conditions
ProcessingFully onboard, no GPU required
Altitude150–1000m above ground
SpeedUp to 25 m/s
OperationDay and night (supported thermal cameras)
RetrainingNot required — works on new terrain out of the box

Integration

PlatformRaspberry Pi 5, 1GB+ RAM
Weight<100g
Power consumption<15W
InterfaceUART/USB, MAVLink
Map preparationRadius or route corridor, reusable
CompatibilityArduPilot copters and fixed-wing

Join the NaviX Open Beta

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