uAvionix is a manufacturer of communications, navigation, and surveillance solutions for both unmanned and manned aircraft, playing a key role in the aviation and defense sectors. They provide products like ADS-B transponders, transceivers, receivers, and avionics, crucial for integrating unmanned aircraft into national airspace systems. uAvionix partners with organizations like NASA and Oklahoma Aerospace to develop and deploy advanced command and control technologies for unmanned aerial systems, with a focus on enabling beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) operations. Their technology supports the development of remotely piloted commercial passenger flight operations and enhances airspace safety.
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uAvionix monitors and manages each data link using a DO-377A Link Executive Manager (LEM).
Viasat, Inc. and uAvionix have formed a strategic alliance to develop products and services for the uncrewed aerial vehicle (UAV) market.
During system integration testing in 2023, uAvionix established a stable streaming connection with a Velaris development terminal and its SkyLine system.
The partnership between Viasat and uAvionix is expected to lead to advancements in the aviation field.
uAvionix successfully flew with Velaris connectivity in northern Montana.
uAvionix is integrating Viasat’s Velaris module into its compact muLTElink airborne radio system.
uAvionix’s SkyLine is the first cloud-based command and control network designed for BVLOS safety cases.
uAvionix has joined Viasat’s Velaris Partner Network.
uAvionix’s system combines C-band, LTE, ISM, and Viasat L-band communications.
The uAvionix mini-controller replicates the functionality of a cockpit transponder controller, allowing a squawk code to be dialed in before takeoff.
When paired with truFYX, uAvionix's SBAS GPS, ping200X meets the requirements for global controlled airspace.
uAvionix announced that its flagship Mode S ADS-B OUT Transponder, ping200X, has received Technical Standard Order (TSO) certification from the FAA.
Christian Ramsey, President of uAvionix, emphasized the importance of certified avionics for ensuring system performance and safe separation of aircraft.