VOXL 2 MDK-M0054-1-01-C11 – Autonomous AI Autopilot (Front/Rear Stereo + High-Res + Tracking Sensors) – PX4 + QRB5165
The Kamikaze is a high-performance FPV drone built for speed and versatility. Equipped with dual day and night cameras.
Description
The VOXL 2 MDK-M0054-1-01-C11 kit is an advanced autopilot system integrating edge AI compute, vision sensors and PX4 flight control. Built on the Qualcomm QRB5165 robotics platform, it enables onboard machine perception, visual-inertial navigation, autonomous decision making and robust indoor or GNSS-denied flight.
This configuration includes six MIPI camera inputs arranged as:
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Front stereo pair for forward depth and obstacle detection,
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Rear stereo pair for backward depth coverage,
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High-resolution camera for mapping, ISR and computer vision,
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Tracking camera for stable VIO and motion estimation.
Its compact form factor, high compute capabilities and secure supply chain make it ideal for defence UAVs, surveillance drones, interceptor platforms and advanced R&D systems.
Key Features
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Qualcomm QRB5165 SoC with CPU, GPU and NPU acceleration.
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8 GB LPDDR5 RAM and 128 GB onboard flash storage.
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Integrated PX4 autopilot with onboard IMU and barometric sensors.
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Supports up to six MIPI-CSI cameras simultaneously.
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Stereo vision front and rear for obstacle avoidance and navigation.
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High-resolution sensor for mapping and ISR.
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Tracking/global-shutter camera for accurate motion estimation.
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Linux-based system with ROS / ROS2, MAVROS, Docker, OpenCV and custom autonomy stacks.
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Compact and lightweight — optimized for UAV and robotics installation.
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Suitable for GPS-denied missions, research, ISR and defence applications.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
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| SoC | Qualcomm QRB5165 (multi-core CPU + GPU + NPU) |
| AI Performance | Up to ~15 TOPS depending on workload |
| RAM | 8 GB LPDDR5 |
| Storage | 128 GB Flash |
| OS | Embedded Linux with autonomy stack support |
| Flight Control | Integrated PX4 autopilot |
| Sensors | Support for up to 6x MIPI CSI cameras |
| Included Cameras | Front stereo, Rear stereo, High-resolution, Tracking |
| Size | approx. 70 mm x 36 mm |
| Weight | approx. 16 g (board only) |
| Use Cases | ISR, autonomous drones, GPS-denied, SLAM, R&D, defence |
What’s in the Box (C11 Kit)
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VOXL 2 mainboard
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Power module and input harness
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Front stereo camera set
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Rear stereo camera set
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High-resolution camera module
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Tracking camera module
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CSI interposer cables and flex harnesses
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ESD-safe packaging and documentation
Kamikaze is dynamic fpv drone
The Kamikaze is a high-performance FPV drone built for speed and versatility. Equipped with dual day and night cameras, it captures stunning aerial footage in any lighting condition. With a top speed of 150 kmph, this drone delivers the agility and responsiveness serious pilots demand. Whether you're racing through challenging courses or filming dynamic action sequences, the Kamikaze combines raw power with precision control for an unmatched flying experience.
Below 1.5kg
150+ kmph
upto 5km
20+ mins
upto 4K/ Thermal
150+
kmph Speed
Lightning-fast performance at 180 km/h top speed. Built for thrill-seekers who demand extreme velocity and precision control in every flight.
20+
Mins Flight Time
Our drones deliver extended flight times that keep you in the air longer. With optimized battery systems and efficient power management.
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Inside The Box (For Drone Kits Only)*
*Images are for reference and are subject to changes (Action camera not included)
Applications
Have Questions?
What radio frequencies do military FPV drones use?
Most use 2.4 GHz or 5.8 GHz bands for video and control; advanced models may use encrypted digital links or frequency-hopping to resist jamming.
What is the typical range of a military FPV drone?
Standard range is 2–10 km line-of-sight, depending on transmitter power, antenna type, and environmental interference.
What camera resolution is offered by kamikaze?
The Kamikaze is equipped with a 4K thermal camera that delivers reliable surveillance in any lighting condition. Whether you're monitoring during daylight hours or complete darkness, the thermal imaging technology captures clear, detailed footage without relying on visible light. This makes it ideal for round-the-clock security operations where traditional cameras might struggle.
Are spare parts available for repairing the Kamikaze FPV kit?
As India's leading drone experts, we stock all essential spares for the trikaal airframe, motors, flight controllers etc. to keep you flying after crashes with minimal downtime.
What after-sales support do you offer for technical FPV issues?
Purchasing the Advik Analog or Digital kit allows you to avail a FREE technology consultation with our experts to resolve any FPV issues faced or ask any technical questions related to the drone's components, accessories or flight performance
How can I ensure the safety of my drone during flights, especially in emergency situations?
Ensuring the safety of your drone, particularly in emergencies, is crucial. One effective measure is utilising the Trainer Mode feature available on the Advik FPV drone. This mode allows an experienced pilot to take control instantly if needed, providing an added layer of safety and preventing potential accidents during the learning process. With Trainer Mode, you can confidently explore the capabilities of your drone, knowing that expert assistance is just a switch away in case of unexpected situations.
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InsideFPV, a leading Indian drone technology company, won first prize in the FPV category at the Him-Drone-A-Thon held during Himtech 2024, organized by the Indian Army and FICCI at Wari La, Leh
