I’d like to share CORV GCS, a free and open-source Ground Control Station.
The main focus is 3D terrain visualization, it renders real SRTM elevation data with satellite imagery, so you can see the actual terrain around your vehicle in 3D, not just a flat map.
RTK injection, FPV camera, ADS-B traffic, joystick support
Flight logging and playback
For 3D terrain, place SRTM1 .hgt files in the topo/ folder (downloadable from OpenTopography or USGS EarthExplorer). For now i included the northern Italy/Austria pkg, the default spawn for SITL is Innsbruck.
For no Internet connection the 2d imagery applied in the 3d scene is disabled and you can use the simple wireframe view
Nice Work I like the GUI but there are some feedback:
I tried to connect to the vehicle and realflight simulator via TCP, but I couldn’t. In the mission planner, there is a TCP com option where I insert the IP of the simulator (vbox linux) and the port. It will be nice to have a dedicated TCP option.
I really like how the GCS seems to be (not only) well-suited for flight operations (readability, etc.). It’s been missing Mavlink telemetry forwarding via UDP and GPS correction data from an NTRIP server ?
Added automatic motor indicator for load monitoring ( for now it is based on the requested PWM); the red, green and orange zones can be configured in sys config menu.