The UniRC 7 handheld ground station runs on the Android system and natively supports Google services.

The Android system on UniRC 7 can install any applications that support Android 9.0 and above.

The UniRC 7 handheld ground station's built-in Android system supports multiple languages, including Chinese, English, German, Russian, French, Japanese, Korean, Italian, Portuguese, Arabic, Bulgarian, Catalan, Czech, Danish, Greek, Spanish, Finnish, Hebrew, Hindi, and more, totaling 211 languages. You can easily switch languages in the system settings menu.

Using the original PD 30W fast charging adapter, the UniRC 7 remote can be fully charged in 4.5 hours when powered off. The full battery life can last up to 11 hours.

The UniRC 7 sky unit is equipped with dual network ports and can connect to two cameras. Using the UniGCS application, you can view dual video streams simultaneously. Refer to the manual for detailed instructions on dual video streaming.

The SIYI link is a transparent transmission system that can transmit any data and protocol, but it is not compatible with third-party proprietary protocol links.

It supports a maximum bandwidth of 20M, with specific upload and download bandwidth values varying based on the selected transmission type.

The UniRC 7 Pro is a professional version designed for advanced users. Compared to the standard version, it features a higher resolution 1080P touchscreen display, additional HDMI ports, and Ethernet connectivity. It also supports both 5G and 2.4G wireless transmission, offering more functionality and enhanced communication capabilities for industry drone users.

Open-source ground station software like QGroundControl and MissionPlanner are compatible. The Android version can run directly on the UniRC 7, while the Windows version can communicate with the UniRC 7 via Bluetooth, UDP, or the Type-C upgrade port.