The device processes video and data in real time.
The press service of the Moscow Aviation Institute (MAI) reported that the university will present a Russian flight controller for controlling drones and robotic systems at the HeliRussia-2025 exhibition. The device combines the functions of an autopilot, data processing and video stream analysis directly on board the device.
As explained by the university, the controller provides autonomous navigation and stabilization of drones. It processes information from sensors in real time, adapting to changing conditions. According to the developers, the device surpasses imported analogues due to powerful computing modules and sensors.