In closed testing

NaviX

GPS-free visual navigation for UAVs. Determines drone position by matching camera imagery to satellite maps — no external signals required. 20–30m accuracy on a Raspberry Pi 5.

Based on NaviLoc research

How to use

1 — Prepare the mission

At home or anywhere with internet, connect to the drone’s web interface. Choose a point on the map, set the coverage radius, and fetch the satellite data. For a 10 km² area, preparation takes under 2 minutes.

2 — Fly

Once the drone takes off, NaviX automatically uses the prepared data to localize it in real time. At altitudes between 100–1000m, the system continuously matches what the camera sees against the satellite map to determine the drone’s true position.

3 — Navigate without GPS

NaviX corrects the drone’s position estimate by nudging it back to where GPS says it should be — except it does this without GPS. The result is high-precision navigation at any mission scale, even in full GPS denial.

NaviX mission interface — trajectory prediction on satellite map

NaviX interface displaying corrected drone position on the satellite map

Specifications

Performance

Accuracy20–30m average, 50–60m worst case
Processing9 FPS on Raspberry Pi 5
Altitude100–1000m
OperationDay and night
RetrainingNot required — works on new terrain out of the box

Integration

PlatformRaspberry Pi 5
Weight<100g
Power consumption<15W
InterfaceUART/USB, MAVLink
Map preparation<2 min per 10 km²
CompatibilityMost Ardupilot-based UAVs

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