InsydeH2O is helping UAV developers, researchers and enthusiasts get new products airborne quickly with support of the new Intel Aero Compute board. Bundled with the Intel Aero Compute Board for UAVs, InsydeH2O provides a UAV-optimized UEFI BIOS solution that enables technologies such as Intel® RealSense™ on this exciting new development platform.

Intel Aero Compute Board Fast Facts:

• Powered by InsydeH2O UEFI BIOS
• Equipped with Intel® RealSense™ technology
• Runs on open-source Linux™ operating system
• Pre-programmed flight controller with Dronecode PX4™ software
• Support for AirMap™ SDK for airspace services

InsydeH2O for UAVs

InsydeH2O UEFI BIOS delivers comprehensive support and technology enablement for the latest Intel system-on-chip technology for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). InsydeH2O began shipping on Intel-based UAVs in early 2016 and our support for the Intel Aero Compute Board continues our leadership in this emerging industry segment.

More about the Intel® Aero Compute Board:

The Intel® Aero Compute Board is a purpose-built, unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) developer kit powered by a quad-core Intel® Atom™ processor and geared toward UAV developers, researchers, and enthusiasts. While only the size of a standard playing card, it features abundant storage capabilities, 802.11ac Wi-Fi*, support for multiple cameras including the Intel® RealSense™ camera (R200), which is part of the optional Vision Accessory Kit, industry standard interfaces, and reconfigurable I/O to facilitate connecting to a broad variety of drone hardware subsystems. The compute board ships with open-source Yocto Project for embedded Linux* systems and offers sample applications and APIs for flight and vision interfaces, reducing hurdles for developers of sophisticated drone applications.

Learn more about Intel Aero from the official Intel site: https://software.intel.com/en-us/realsense/aero

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