Looks like a nice system, what kind of money are they asking for it ?
Also wondering what kind of SOC are able to handle all this, it is after all spammed in cameras beside the main one.
EDIT: i found out the SOC for obstacle avoidance cameras at least are Nvidia jetson TX2
Danish dude i believe.
The Skydio is a beast of a flying computer, I would have loved to get my hands on one, problem is that they only know where US and Canada are and won't ship to the rest of the world....
Some of the specs!
Main Processor: NVIDIA Tegra X2 SOC
GPU: 256-core NVIDIA Pascal™ GPU
CPU: Dual-Core NVIDIA Denver 2 64-bit CPU
Quad-Core ARM®-A57 MPCore
RAM: 4GB 128-bit LPDDR4
Obstacle avoidance coverage
Omnidirectional and above/below
Super fisheye lenses for 360° view
3D world model update rate
> 1 million points per second
World model-to-action update rate
500 iterations per second
Onboard AI
9 custom deep networks used in flight
User-selectable subjects for tracking
People and motor vehicles
Object tracking and identification
Up to 10 simultaneous objects of interest
Calibration
Automated online calibration of lens
parameters, camera rotations, wind speed,
and air density
Cinematic Skills
Motion Track (relative to subject motion)
Fixed Track (relative to absolute orientation)
One Shots (dronie, rocket, boomerang, and vortex)
Cable cam (single pass, looping, or track)