The UAVCAN Consortium was launched yesterday. Today we welcome our first member – Revolve NTNU 
There are several additional members in the pipeline that will be joining in the short order. We will be updating this thread regularly to keep the public informed about membership changes.
New members, please send a private message to @admins to get access to the Consortium category and the internal documentation library.
Today we welcome Volz Servos of Germany, who are our first expert-tier member 
Meet the Innopolis University 
Half a year ago the team of Roman Fedorenko (@frontw) published an overview of their experience with UAVCAN in autonomous aerial vehicles. The original publication is in Russian but an automatic translation is available: Использование UAVCAN для модульной электроники БПЛА, или как не спалить дрона, перепутав провода / Хабр
Today we welcome Dronecode Foundation:
A long-awaited member — the ArduPilot project — has joined the Consortium today. Hopefully our collaboration will help the ecosystem converge on v1 faster.
MKS Servo is the second servo vendor to join the Consortium
Hitec Commercial Solutions are our new expert-tier member. They already have a portfolio of UAVCAN v0-enabled servos, and we are looking forward to see their products support UAVCAN v1 as well.
AmadorUAVs is the second student club after Revolve to join the Consortium.
Welcome a new regular member MiSmart – a Vietnam-based manufacturer of autonomous agricultural drones. MiSmart is represented on this forum by @ThomasPham.
The UAVCAN Arduino library is developed and maintained by LXRobotics, our new sponsored member. The company is represented by @aentinger.
(image by generationmake)
ARK Electronics released multple UAVCAN-enabled products over the last year and joined the Consortium today as a sponsored member. We hope to see more UAVCAN hardware from them in the future. The company is represented by @alexklimaj.
