Bringing new flight controller to market + porting PX4

Hey, I’m new around here. I put this message in discord but didn’t get much of a response, so I figured I would copy it over to this discussion board. Thanks for taking a look.

I am interested in bringing a new flight controller I’ve designed to market - not sure if this is the right place to ask about it, but if it isn’t, I would love to know where to post. I have ported PX4 to my FC and it seems to be working - what should be my next steps? Getting a board ID? What else? I believe this would fall under manufacturer-supported board. Currently still in the final steps of my own testing. Seems like all the hardware is working as expected, I just need to get some more flying time in on the board to make sure there aren’t any obvious/glaring issues with heat, vibration, etc. before I put it on the market. I also have started the process of creating a wiki for the board, though it is not publicly hosted yet. The board is closest to the FMUv6C standard though not a perfect implementation of that standard. It uses PX4 standard JST GH connectors with the exception of power (and it lacks a full size GPS connector, only has the smaller basic GPS connector). This is a 30mm device aimed at complementing product offerings such as the ARK FPV or the mRo pixracer pro, but with a different set of onboard sensors and an extra higher voltage power buck for higher power companion computers + a more stable supply for those who want to power FPV gear. Thanks for the help

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