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I will develop custom firmware for drones and rovers using px4 or ardupilot
About this Gig
HELLO YOU ARE WELCOME TO MY GIG DESCRIPTION
Are you building a drone or rover and need reliable, custom firmware that actually works in real-world conditions?
You're in the right place.
I am a PX4 and ArduPilot firmware developer who helps startups, researchers, and engineers build stable, optimized, and mission-ready autopilot firmware for drones and rovers. Whether you're working on a UAV, UGV, research platform, or commercial prototype, I can customize the firmware to match your exact hardware and mission requirements.
what I offer?
- drone firmware
- px4 firmware
- ardupilot
- ardupilot dev
- ardupilot fw
- px4 autopilot
- drone software
- uav firmware
- uav programming
- drone dev
- drone control
- rover firmware
- rover control
- robotics dev
- autopilot dev
- flight control
- drone coding
- embedded c
- mavlink
- drone engineer
- uav developer
- robot firmware
- firmware dev
- drone startup
- autopilot code
- px4 developer
- ardupilot fw
- flight firmware
Why Buyers Choose Me
- Deep understanding of PX4 & ArduPilot architecture
- Clean, well-documented firmware changes
- Focus on stability, safety, and performance
- Clear communication with engineering-level explanations
- Honest guidance before you spend money
Other Electronics Engineering Services I Offer
FAQ
What do you need to get started?
Your hardware details, flight controller, sensors list, and project goal.
Do you work with both PX4 and ArduPilot?
Yes, I work with both platforms.
Can you customize flight or drive modes?
Yes, custom modes can be developed based on your requirements.
Do you support autonomous missions?
Yes, including waypoint navigation and mission logic.
Do you work with drones and rovers?
Yes, both UAVs (drones) and UGVs (rovers).
Will you provide documentation?
Yes, I include setup notes and usage guidance.
Can you handle complex or research projects?
Absolutely complex projects are welcome.
