Hello, Sorry to hear about the crash. We have a collection of several CAD files (including the Starling lineup) available on our developer website, https://developer.modalai.com/. Sign up and accept the terms and conditions and you should be able to access the "Protected Downloads" folder, which includes said CAD models. As far as I am aware, the "Landing Gear" has remained relatively unchanged throughout the lifespan of the Starlings, so any of the Starling CAD models should include it (Excluding the Starling Max, which uses longer legs). The part that ships with the drone is a nylon based material, so if you have access to a nylon that would be most comparable. We have seen some users do well with TPU or PETG as well for self printed replacements of this part. Good luck!

@david-moro Yes, absolutely. if you are OK posting it here we can take a look or if you'd like to email the schematic to contact --at-- modalai.com we could take a look that way as well

@Moderator amazing thank you

You can find that in the 'D0011 Starling PX4 Edition March 21 2024.STEP' found here: https://developer.modalai.com/asset/6

These should be close to what you need here, note the M0061 is a backpack so might not have the full framos module: https://docs.modalai.com/microhard-usb-carrier/#3d-drawings https://docs.modalai.com/M0061/#mechanical-drawings-3d-step

@Devang-Dhake That is interesting, I was able to get the parts separated and uploaded. Here is a link to download a zip file containing an A and B stl. https://storage.googleapis.com/modalai_public/modal_drawings/Seeker_GPS_Mount.zip

@Moderator Thank you for your reply but I am able reach only the files of latest version of Starling from the datasheet and I need the CAD files of the one below if you have it: [image: 1713184107862-photo-15.04.2024-14-22-50-resized.jpg] Thank you in advance. Best, Kağan

@Moderator You can find it embedded in the Sentinel 3D Model found here: https://docs.modalai.com/sentinel-functional-description/#sentinel-3d-step

Hi @Trinadh Our Hardware Designs are not open source.

@Moderator Thank you for the reply! This is all I needed

@Vinny - Thanks for all the links and help!

Hi Ahmet, We do not have any 3D files to share at this point for Starling.

@Vivian said in I want to survey a drone with 5G enable and have some questions: XL2 use the same structure and OS? and from your Hi Vivian, Sorry for the slow reply. VOXL 2 uses the same chipset, operating system and SDK (VOXL SDK) as the Qualcomm Flight RB5. The VOXL 2 is a smaller and lighter footprint than the core components of the RB5 Flight, but it does not have built-in WiFi. Please check out https://docs.modalai.com/voxl2-d0006/ as a reference for an architecture with VOXL 2. Check out the developer bootcamp for details on how to get started