Navio was primarily designed to be used with Raspberry Pi. It is a great single board computer, but not the only one that Navio can be used with. We’d like to share information about alternative boards that are pin-to-pin compatible with Raspberry Pi and thus should be compatible with Navio. Banana Pi Created by Lemaker.org,...

Navio was successfully funded! We thank everyone for supporting this project. But that’s not the end of the campaign, the initial sum was set as a minimum required to launch the Navio project and with more funds we can give our supporters more. We present two stretch goals that add handy pieces to each Navio package. Navio...

Linux kernel has configuration options that affect it’s real-time capabilities. Default Raspbian kernel is compiled with CONFIG_PREEMPT option that allows all kernel code outside of spinlock-protected regions and interrupt handlers to be preempted by higher priority kernel threads. Real-time patch from Ingo...

We’ve just received a new batch of Navio release candidate PCBs in matte black – this way they look even better. Changes to the board include: MPU9250 connected over SPI. Support of separate power inputs for RPi and Navio – to keep RPi safe from voltage drops on high loads. Extended compatibility with Pixhawk headers. 3.3V...

We’ve just shipped first developer prototypes to Team Prometheus and Aerial Vista Team.We hope that you’ll have fun developing with Navio and we are looking forward to getting feedback from you.