Webinar | UgCS SkyHub 3: new capabilities & sensor integrations

The UgCS SkyHub hardware is a unique #UAV onboard computer to support the collection of data from diverse sensors. The 1st generation version of UgCS SkyHub was developed in 2017 to integrate a low-frequency #GPR system with DJI M600 Pro #drone. Since then its functions have been constantly improved, connectivity possibilities have been extended, support for more types of drones and sensors have been added.
UgCS SkyHub v.3 has virtually endless capabilities for sensors integration, flight control, and data processing/fusion.
Webinar agenda:
- UgCS SkyHub v.3 inside
- Sensors
- Flight modes (True Terrain Following and Grasshopper)
- Laser altimeters are back!
- Some future plans (SDK, universal driver)
SPH Engineering (sph-engineerin...) is a global provider of UAV software solutions, integration services, consulting and custom development to expand drone applications. Its innovations support UAVs of different manufacturers and advance drone technologies for surveying, data collection, and entertainment. Founded in 2013 in Latvia (EU), the company has a global customer and partner network in 150+ countries. SPH Engineering's team advances four business lines:
- UgCS - mission planning and flight control software technology,
- UgCS Integrated Systems - airborne integrated systems with sensors from diverse manufacturers,
- Drone Show Software - a technology to manage drone swarm flights,
- SPH Consulting & Development - knowledge-based services to implement, integrate and develop technologies for the drone industry.

[@nncuav7563]

11:34 Does SkyHub 3 work with Matrice 300, in RTK mode? And how SkyHub 3 work with DJI obstacle avoidance system? for examgle - dji down sensor must stop dron at 10 m, and at SkyHub should fly at 7 m...

[@alexey-sph-engineering]

it works with m300 in RTK mode. Data for connected sensors will be geotagged with RTK-precision coordinates. for low-level flights we recommend to disable downward obstacle sensors, for extremly low altitude (

[@nncuav7563]

@@alexey-sph-engineering Thank you!

[@randallrichards2094]

@@alexey-sph-engineering Do you have much experience flying at about 3 meters? also in areas where the terrain is not flat and can have large rocks in the way. Need help figuring out how to fly so low yet not be at one altitude.

[@PaulMadatta]

The payload can not affect the drone sensors which are below the drone itself?

[@alexey-sph-engineering]

with payloads under the drone's hull we recommend to disable downward looking sensors of DJI M300