CUAV V5 Nano Flight Controller (Discontinued)
CUAV V5 Nano Flight Controller is an autopilot designed by the CUAV® and PX4 teams for businesses or enthusiasts who are extremely sensitive to space but want to get the power of V5. Its design is based on the Pixhawk FMUv5 standard and is perfectly compatible with PX4 and ArduPilot firmware.
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5 Nano Flight Controller: Compact Size, Uncompromised Performance
The V5 nano features a more compact design than the V5, yet it delivers equally powerful performance. It uses the high‑performance STM32F765 processing chip alongside four groups of full‑interface isolation protection chips to prevent electrostatic breakdown. These chips also resolve risks of main‑controller damage caused by IO‑level incompatibility.
Furthermore, this flight controller works across dual platforms. It supports today’s popular open‑source firmware: PX4 and Ardupilot, so it can satisfy diverse user requirements.
In addition, it adopts a multi‑sensor redundancy combination. Five onboard sensors feed data to the flight controller. The controller constantly monitors multi‑channel sensor readings and triggers instant redundant switching once it detects faults. As a result, your aircraft gains better flight safety and stability.
Besides, the V5 nano comes with custom 2.6 mm‑pitch IO connectors. This custom hardware fixes common pain points such as over‑crowded multiple interfaces and difficult disassembly.
Key Features
- Compact form factor: smaller physical design vs V5 without performance loss
- High‑grade STM32F765 processor + four sets of full‑interface isolation protection chips for ESD protection
- Eliminates main‑controller damage risks from IO‑level incompatibility
- Dual‑platform support: compatible with mainstream PX4 and Ardupilot open‑source firmware
- Five‑unit multi‑sensor redundancy; real‑time monitoring and automatic fault‑time sensor switching for improved flight reliability
- Custom 2.6 mm pitch IO ports to solve crowded interfaces and hard‑to‑disassemble connectors
























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