ACSL is a premier developer of industrial drones and autonomous flight control systems, specializing in infrastructure inspection, disaster prevention, and logistics.
ACSL (Autonomous Control Systems Laboratory) is a leading manufacturer of industrial-grade unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and advanced autonomous flight technologies. Originating in Japan and operating globally with a US subsidiary, ACSL designs robust drone solutions such as the SOTEN ndi PF2-AE platforms, which are engineered for high security and performance in challenging environments.
The company’s product ecosystem includes integrated smart controllers like the Taiten ndi Tenso, versatile gimbal cameras, and secure wireless transmission modules. ACSL distinguishes itself with proprietary control technology that allows for autonomous navigation in GPS-denied or non-visual environments, making their drones essential tools for critical infrastructure inspection, aerial surveying, and emergency response operations.
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Connect the included USB-C cable to the provided charger, then plug it into the USB-C port found under the waterproof cover on the controller. Ensure the device is dry before charging.
The ACSL Taiten Smart Controller has an IP54 protection rating, making it resistant to dust and water splashes.
It is recommended to use exFAT-formatted microSDXC cards (128GB or larger) rated Class 10, UHS-I/II, U3, V30, and A2. Write speeds should be 90 MB/s or higher.
Create a folder named 'update' on a microSD card, copy the firmware files into it, insert the card into the Samo slot, and power on the aircraft. The update initiates automatically.
If the drone detects a loss of communication or critical error, it may enter emergency mode. Refer to the 'Emergency Menu' section in the Flight Manual for specific recovery procedures.