How Urban Air Mobility is getting ready for passengers: the NTU Singapore case
Singapore’s NTU flew its eVTOL prototypes in Germany. See what it means for urban air mobility, and why safety starts in flight control.

August 12, 2016
New applications and functionalities for UAV systems are continuously appearing. This fast evolution is due to the increasing demand from companies seeking to integrate the benefits of UAVs into industrial processes. It helps the promotion of continuous development policies in the UAV industry. This fast expansion motivates the necessarily associated evolution on onboard sensors and devices.
In Embention, our products undergo continuous improvement in order to maximize their compatibility with all kinds of sensors and devices. Veronte Autopilot 1x can be installed with a wide variety of sensors. Being possible to autonomously control sensors and devices during the operation as well as to use measured data into the navigation algorithms, in the automatic actions, or to simply display the data on the screen.
Veronte embodies several controls and communications ports where to connect sensors and devices: CAN Bus, ARINC, RS232, PWM, GPIO, analog inputs, digital inputs, etc.
Among other sensors and devices, altimeters permit to improve flight operations and enhance AGL positioning of the aircraft by using them together with GPS receivers and IMU sensors. Thus achieving low-altitude flights and soft landings, among other benefits. The system is compatible with different altimeters: radar altimeters, sonar altimeters, LIDAR altimeters, etc.

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