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The VECTOR-600 is UAV Navigation's most advanced autopilot. VECTOR-600 is a robust and dependable unit, with built-in physical and logical redundancy, allowing it to survive all individual sensor failures while maintaining accurate estimates of attitude and position. This dependability has helped the VECTOR-600 rapidly to become the autopilot of choice for UAV professionals who require the most advanced and reliable autopilot for fixed wing, rotary wing and VTOL UAVs.

The VECTOR-600 is UAV Navigation's most advanced FCC (Flight Control Computer). Its robust and reliable enclosure is designed to withstand the toughest environmental conditions; it has passed MIL-STD 810F (vibration, acceleration, humidity, rain, temperature tests etc.), and also MIL-STD 461 (EMI/EMC tests) qualifications. These MIL-STD qualifications ensure compliance with the high standards required by many Departments of Defense (DoD).

The VECTOR-600 has been designed in accordance with DO-254, DO-178C as well as ASTM F3201-16 - one of the only certifications geared towards unmanned aircraft. UAV Navigation is committed to providing clients with the documentary support needed to pass a platform certification process.

The VECTOR-600 has built-in physical and logical redundancy, allowing it to survive all individual sensor failures and even jamming attacks while maintaining accurate estimates of attitude and position. The VECTOR-600 features a solid, validated architecture and is based on the accumulated experience of many thousands of flying hours on a wide variety of customer platforms.

The VECTOR-600 is suitable for:
Fixed Wing UAV Platforms
Rotary Wing UAV Platforms
VTOL UAV Platforms.

By taking advantage of readings from external sensors, such as a radar or laser altimeter, the autopilot is also able to execute complex maneuvers such as catapult launch, net landing on a moving vessel or fully automatic autorotation. Not all the autopilots are able to control high dynamics platforms, but there are less autopilots that are able to perform special maneuvers such as low altitude and high speed flights.

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