Agam Robotics begins customer shipments of V6X-RT autopilot
Agam Robotics shipped the first small batch of its India-manufactured V6X-RT autopilot to early customers for field testing.
Evidence notes
- Agam had completed more than 100 flight hours using the autopilot across multiple locations and subsystem configurations before the public report.
- One early customer was testing the hardware in Himalayan conditions to evaluate cold-temperature performance.
- The V6X-RT uses the Pixhawk Autopilot Bus and an NXP i.MX RT-series controller rather than the STM32 architecture common in Pixhawk flight controllers.
Company context
Agam Robotics develops Indian-made flight-control, navigation and power electronics for drones and other unmanned vehicles. Its catalogue includes autopilots, FPV flight controllers, GNSS and RTK modules, optical-flow and range sensors, carrier boards and power modules.