Product profile
Brave F7 Flight Controller
Rotor Riot Brave F7 Flight Controller is a drone flight-control board for FPV and custom UAV builds.
Facts
- Company
- Unusual Machines
- Product type
- component
- Status
- commercial
- Primary capability
- FPV drone flight controller
- Website
- https://about.rotorriot.com/brave-f7-product-info
About Brave F7 Flight Controller
Brave F7 is a US-manufactured FPV flight controller built around an STM32F7 processor. Dedicated connectors support GPS, receiver, camera, analogue or digital video transmitters and electronic-speed-controller wiring, reducing the soldering required to assemble or service a custom aircraft.
Traditional solder pads remain available for builders requiring a different layout. The board is designed for Betaflight-based multirotors and supports field-replaceable connections across common FPV electronics. Rotor Riot positions the American-manufactured, NDAA-compliant control board for government-aligned and commercial custom-drone builds.
Market context
component, FPV drone flight controller, FPV drone and small-UAS control-stack integration, operator_supplied_asset_2026_06_01, clean_photo_or_studio_fallback, UAS flight control electronics, Existing product image is already clean and suitable; generation skipped., 2026-06-02, clean_existing_product_media, flight_controllers, compute, #e8e7e3
Summary
Type: Flight controller
Core: FPV autopilot
Function: Control
Audience: UAV makers
Specifications
- blue_uas_component
- Blue UAS Framework positioning and NDAA-compliant product copy
- firmware_features
- Betaflight target RRIOT_F722
- interface
- Plug options for GPS, HD VTX, analog VTX, camera, receiver and ESC; solder pads also provided
- manufacturing_location
- Manufactured in Orlando, Florida
- price
- $58.00 USD
- processor
- F7 flight controller class
Operations
- Product detail
- component, FPV drone flight controller, FPV drone and small-UAS control-stack integration, operator_supplied_asset_2026_06_01, clean_photo_or_studio_fallback, UAS flight control electronics, Existing product image is already clean and suitable; generation skipped., 2026-06-02, clean_existing_product_media, flight_controllers, compute, #e8e7e3
Research, Articles and recent verified events
- Unusual Machines reports $16.7M Q2 revenue and invests in automated motor production — 2026-08-06
- Powerus receives $30M strategic equity investment from Unusual Machines — 2026-06-16
- Dynamic Aerospace integrates Unusual Machines components into Mitigator/Breacher UAV platforms — 2026-06-09
- Unusual Machines agrees to acquire Upgrade Energy to expand U.S. drone battery production — 2026-05-11
- Unusual Machines signs agreement to acquire Upgrade Energy for drone battery manufacturing — 2026-05-11
- Unusual Machines initiates USD 75M strategic materials purchases for drone component demand — 2026-05-05
- Unusual Machines receives USD 5M-plus Powerus order for drone components — 2026-04-21
- Unusual Machines prices USD 150M public offering to support drone parts inventory expansion — 2026-03-20