Accelerate FPV
development with VOXL
Reduce training
burden with Stinger Vision FPV
Accelerate GPS-denied
navigation with VOXL
Accelerate AI object
recognition with VOXL
Onboard VIO for Autonomous Navigation

Starling 2 Max and the VOXL SDK accelerate the development of GPS-denied navigation, AI and flight for sUAS

Digital FPV Video, Designed and Assembled in the USA

VOXL 2 powers low-latency video processing with its ecosystem of image sensors and radios

Blue UAS Cleared Select FPV Drone

Stinger Vision FPV reference sUAS enables long-range EO/IR FPV and stays NDAA-compliant

VOXL 2 powers next-generation robotics

Blue UAS Framework companion computer with built-in PX4/Ardupilot flight controller that enables smaller, smarter, and safer drones and robots

ModalAI, Inc. Dev Kit VOXL® 2
  • Autonomy Compute

    Light-weight and powerful companion computer driven by a Qualcomm QRB5165, with 15 TOPS of on-board AI, 5 concurrent neural networks, and 5G capable

  • PX4 and Ardupilot Flight Controller

    PX4 and Ardupilot flight controller on board to achieve obstacle avoidance and GPS-denied navigation for drone applications

  • NDAA Compliant

    • FY 2024 NDAA, Sections 1823-1833
    • FY 2023 NDAA, Section 817
    • FY 2020 NDAA, Section 848
  • Open Development

    The VOXL SDK is available in source code form and pairs with open applications like PX4, ArduPilot, Docker, OpenCV and ROS. Open by design

Smaller, smarter, safer autonomous autopilots

VOXL 2 and the VOXL SDK put a high-performance computer on every drone, so new AI models, sensors and autonomy can be added in software after delivery. NDAA-compliant, for FPV, inspection and autonomous navigation, day or night.

Ready-to-fly reference drones

VOXL reference drones cut your development time in half. Validate and test your software on our pre-configured autonomous AI drones

Built on VOXL

The open foundation of America’s drones: more than 1,000 partners build on VOXL.
Cleo Robotics

How Cleo leverages VOXL to power their famous Dronut

XTEND

XTEND's fleet of defense drones harness VOXL 2 for human-machine teaming

UPenn Engineering

Vijay Kumar's lab uses VOXL to power a swarm of 24 drones

Partners and Ecosystem

OEMs who build on VOXL, and the technology partners we build with.