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Wireframe illustration at night: on a folding field table, a ground-station box with two antennas, a rugged laptop showing an aerial view of terrain and a network switch with cables; beside it a tripod mast with a panel antenna, a relay octocopter in the sky, a field and a tree line behind. ILLUSTRATION

Integrations

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Works with what you already have

The flight stacks, telemetry protocols, video outputs and SDR radios our products work with — as plain names, just as they appear in the product documentation.

Ask about your stack How the video flows
flight stacks: ArduPilot, PX4, Betaflight, iNav
4
telemetry protocols
4
ground-station outputs: USB and Ethernet
2
SDR radio models for Detector and Scanner
5

01 · Stacks and protocols

Telemetry from common flight controllers

Will UVS Link work with my flight controller?

The Air module sends flight-controller telemetry to the ground together with the video — over the same encrypted link.

Flight stacks

  • 01·01

    ArduPilot

    Flight stack

  • 01·02

    PX4

    Flight stack

  • 01·03

    Betaflight

    Flight stack

  • 01·04

    iNav

    Flight stack

Telemetry protocols

  • 02·01

    MAVLink

    Telemetry

  • 02·02

    MSP

    Telemetry

  • 02·03

    CRSF

    Telemetry

  • 02·04

    DisplayPort OSD

    Telemetry · OSD

Ground software

  • 03·01

    QGroundControl

    Video over Ethernet

  • And any other system that accepts a network video stream or a USB camera (UVC).

All of this works through UVS Link

02 · Outputs

Video goes where you already watch it

How does the video get into my system?

UVS Link

  • USB, no drivers

    A computer sees the UVS Link ground station as a standard USB camera (UVC).

  • Ethernet streaming

    A video stream into QGroundControl or any other system that accepts network video.

  • Desktop application

    Configures the UVS Link units and shows video and telemetry on the operator’s computer.

UVS FPV Scanner and UVS Detector

  • HDMI monitor

    UVS FPV Scanner puts the video, spectrum, waterfall and channel list on one HDMI monitor.

  • Integration API

    UVS Detector in the Full network mode: an API for external systems and a shared signature database.

03 · Diagram

From the aircraft to your ground system

Where exactly do the video and telemetry go?

The video is encrypted on board, the Repeater relays it without decrypting it, and the ground station hands it to your PC and to the network.

Diagram: the aircraft with its camera, flight controller and Air module sends encrypted video and telemetry over X-band to the Repeater, which flies on its own drone; the Repeater relays the stream about another 10 km to the Ground station. The station hands the video to the operator PC over USB as a standard camera, the telemetry to the PC, and over Ethernet streams the video into QGroundControl or any other system that accepts network video.

04 · SDR radios

The radios Detector and Scanner run on

What SDR hardware do I need?

UVS Detector

Early access

  • HamGeek E310

    via libiio

  • LibreSDR

    via libiio

  • PlutoSDR

    via libiio

  • RTL-SDR Blog V4

    receive-only, own driver

From a single SDR to a coherent array of 2–6 receivers · Ubuntu 26.04 LTS amd64

Learn more: UVS Detector

UVS FPV Scanner

Beta · free

  • LibreSDR

    main radio, over Ethernet

  • HackRF One

    backup radio over USB, with or without a PortaPack

  • Raspberry Pi 5

    the computer the scanner runs on

  • HDMI monitor

    video, spectrum and waterfall

Ready-made microSD images for the Raspberry Pi 5 and the LibreSDR

Learn more: UVS FPV Scanner

About the names

Plain text, no third-party logos

The names on this page are projects and trademarks of their owners. This is a list of what our products work with, not a claim of partnership.

Don’t see your stack?

Tell us what your aircraft flies on and what runs on the ground — we will work out the connection together with your engineering team.

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