Learn from the project maintainer about the philosophy behind the library and get a walk through the top features “Actions,” “Telemetry,” “Missions,” “Camera,” “Gimbal,” “Offboard.” Learn how to target mobile and companion computers by using the language-specific SDKs available. The talk covers testing in simulation, both software, and hardware. The project maintainer is joined on stage by representatives from adopting organizations who share their experience working and integrating with the MAVSDK community. The MAVSDK project is a standards-compliant MAVLink Library with APIs for commonly used programming languages like C++, Swift, and Python. It’s the easiest way to integrate with drones over MAVLink, trusted by leading organizations in the industry.

QGroundControl is an open-source ground control station for any standards-compliant MAVLink system. The ground station supports Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android. Some of the features include full system setup/configuration (including flashing), live telemetry (with components), video streaming, and advanced mission planning.

Learn from project maintainers and organizations who have openly adopted PX4 how to develop modern and quality solutions using the PX4 Flight Stack. PX4 is an open-source flight control software with a permissive license for unmanned vehicles. Built by a community of developers in open collaboration, PX4 provides a single code base for multiple vehicle types, supported by an ecosystem of suppliers, OEMs, developers, and trusted by users on thousands of devices.