An unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), commonly known as a Drone, is an aircraft without a human pilot on board. UAVs can be remote controlled aircraft (e.g. flown by a pilot at a ground control station) or can fly autonomously based on pre-programmed flight plans or more complex dynamic automation systems
A UAV is defined as being capable of controlled, sustained level flight and powered by a jet or reciprocating engine. In addition, a cruise missile can be considered to be a UAV, but is treated separately on the basis that the vehicle is the weapon.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) are aircrafts that fly without any humans being onboard. They are either remotely piloted, or piloted by an onboard computer. This kind of aircrafts can be used in different military missions such as surveillance, reconnaissance, battle damage assessment, communications relay, minesweeping, hazardous substances detection and radar jamming. However they can be used in other than military missions like detection of hazardous objects on train rails and investigation of infected areas. Aircrafts that are able of hovering and vertical flying can also be used for indoor missions like counter terrorist operations
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1. History of UAVs
2. Drone Market
3. Drone Applications
4. How Quadcopters Work
5. Quad-copter Components
6. Learning to Fly a Drone
Created on Jan 26 2016, Shared on Dec 11 2018.
Power Presentation on UAVs.Basically covering all the informative topics related to UAVs.Starting from different terminology and ending up to future vision and advantages.
It is actually a fully made presentation one can directly use to present it.It contains pictures so by the use of it one can able to understand each and every line in the particular slide.
An unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), commonly known as a Drone, is an aircraft without a human pilot on board. UAVs can be remote controlled aircraft (e.g. flown by a pilot at a ground control station) or can fly autonomously based on pre-programmed flight plans or more complex dynamic automation systems
A UAV is defined as being capable of controlled, sustained level flight and powered by a jet or reciprocating engine. In addition, a cruise missile can be considered to be a UAV, but is treated separately on the basis that the vehicle is the weapon.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) are aircrafts that fly without any humans being onboard. They are either remotely piloted, or piloted by an onboard computer. This kind of aircrafts can be used in different military missions such as surveillance, reconnaissance, battle damage assessment, communications relay, minesweeping, hazardous substances detection and radar jamming. However they can be used in other than military missions like detection of hazardous objects on train rails and investigation of infected areas. Aircrafts that are able of hovering and vertical flying can also be used for indoor missions like counter terrorist operations
To download this ppt click on this link
https://adf.ly/PdL4V
1. History of UAVs
2. Drone Market
3. Drone Applications
4. How Quadcopters Work
5. Quad-copter Components
6. Learning to Fly a Drone
Created on Jan 26 2016, Shared on Dec 11 2018.
Power Presentation on UAVs.Basically covering all the informative topics related to UAVs.Starting from different terminology and ending up to future vision and advantages.
It is actually a fully made presentation one can directly use to present it.It contains pictures so by the use of it one can able to understand each and every line in the particular slide.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) are aircrafts that fly without any humans being onboard. They are either remotely piloted, or piloted by an onboard computer. This kind of aircrafts can be used in different military missions such as surveillance, reconnaissance, battle damage assessment, communications relay, minesweeping, hazardous substances detection and radar jamming. However they can be used in other than military missions like detection of hazardous objects on train rails and investigation of infected areas. Aircrafts that are able of hovering and vertical flying can also be used for indoor missions like counter terrorist operations.
The slides give a brief description of the technical characteristics, classification, level of autonomy, types of drones available, merits, demerits, future development, and applications.
The given slides provide the information on the evolution of UAV in India and it's scope in the coming time. The slides previews about the drone startups and famous drones build in India.
UAVs (drones) for Humanitarian EffortsBiren Gandhi
Can Drones Save Lives?
Join us for a discovery conversation on how Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (Drones) could aid humanitarians in preparing for and responding to emergencies and disasters.
Technologists, humanitarians, thought leaders and experts will be convening on the Singularity University Campus for a happy hour of networking and special presentations on UAVs in Humanitarian Response.
Learn how drones and UAVs are currently being used to strengthen disaster response capabilities and also their exciting future potential as new technologies are developed.
InSTEDD, Cisco, and Singularity University have joined together to offer this event to showcase leading experts in the field. The event is the concluding segment of a 3-day workshop hosted at SU with UAV engineers and humanitarian response professionals from around the world.
Internet of Civil Unmanned Aerial Systems: Challenges and Opportunities (by J...TUS Expo
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Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) are aircrafts that fly without any humans being onboard. They are either remotely piloted, or piloted by an onboard computer. This kind of aircrafts can be used in different military missions such as surveillance, reconnaissance, battle damage assessment, communications relay, minesweeping, hazardous substances detection and radar jamming. However they can be used in other than military missions like detection of hazardous objects on train rails and investigation of infected areas. Aircrafts that are able of hovering and vertical flying can also be used for indoor missions like counter terrorist operations.
The slides give a brief description of the technical characteristics, classification, level of autonomy, types of drones available, merits, demerits, future development, and applications.
The given slides provide the information on the evolution of UAV in India and it's scope in the coming time. The slides previews about the drone startups and famous drones build in India.
UAVs (drones) for Humanitarian EffortsBiren Gandhi
Can Drones Save Lives?
Join us for a discovery conversation on how Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (Drones) could aid humanitarians in preparing for and responding to emergencies and disasters.
Technologists, humanitarians, thought leaders and experts will be convening on the Singularity University Campus for a happy hour of networking and special presentations on UAVs in Humanitarian Response.
Learn how drones and UAVs are currently being used to strengthen disaster response capabilities and also their exciting future potential as new technologies are developed.
InSTEDD, Cisco, and Singularity University have joined together to offer this event to showcase leading experts in the field. The event is the concluding segment of a 3-day workshop hosted at SU with UAV engineers and humanitarian response professionals from around the world.
Internet of Civil Unmanned Aerial Systems: Challenges and Opportunities (by J...TUS Expo
At TUS Nordics 2017, Jie Jin gave the keynote presentation ‘Internet of Civil Unmanned Aerial Systems: Challenges and Opportunities’ on Thursday 12 October 2017.
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- Novel transmission scheduling techniques that handle the routing uncertainty introduced by mobility
- Used for mission-critical applications such as medical monitoring and factory automation
High-Tech Drones and Immersive Displays – Exploiting New Technologies for Dig...RCAHMW
The statement that Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality and unmanned system (UxV) technologies such as drones are, today, more widely available to industry, researchers and hobbyists alike than ever before will come as no surprise. There are those who believe that the proliferation of high-tech products such as these pose a threat to society on many levels. However, from a digital or virtual heritage standpoint, and in the right hands, they also offer exciting and, increasingly, affordable possibilities in both the development and delivery of rich interactive, educational experiences to a wide range of end users and audiences. This presentation will describe a number of (predominantly, but not exclusively) maritime heritage case studies developed during 2014 and 2015 where VR, AR and drone technologies have been used to excellent effect in surveying and digitally reconstructing remote, often inaccessible sites, and in presenting the results to a wide range of communities and ages. Included within the case study portfolio are the wrecksites of the SS James Eagan Layne (Whitsand Bay, 1945); HM Submarine A7 (Whitsand Bay, 1914); the Maria (Firestone Bay, Plymouth, 1774) – host vessel to the first ever submariner fatality; the Hooe Lake wrecks in Plymouth; the UK’s first subsea habitat – the GLAUCUS (1965) – now just a rusting hulk off the Breakwater Fort in Plymouth; and the Anne (1690) shipwreck project, which featured the first ever digital resurrection of an historic vessel using Augmented Reality techniques from a quadcopter in flight over the ship’s final resting place on Pett Level Beach near Hastings.
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DEF CON 25 (2017)- Game of Drones - Brown,Latimer - 29July2017 - Slides.PDFBishop Fox
https://www.defcon.org/html/defcon-25/dc-25-speakers.html#Brown
Game of Drones - 2017
When you learned that military and law enforcement agencies had trained screaming eagles to pluck drones from the sky, did you too find yourself asking: “I wonder if I could throw these eagles off my tail, maybe by deploying delicious bacon countermeasures?” Well you’d be wise to question just how effective these emerging, first generation ‘drone defense’ solutions really are, and which amount to little more than ‘snake oil’.
There is no such thing as “best practices” when it comes to defending against ‘rogue drones’ – period. Over the past 2 years, new defensive products that detect and respond to ‘rogue drones’ have been crawling out of the woodwork. The vast majority are immature, unproven solutions that require a proper vetting.
We’ve taken a MythBusters-style approach to testing the effectiveness of a variety of drone defense solutions, pitting them against our DangerDrone. Videos demonstrating the results should be almost as fun for you to watch as they were for us to produce. Expect to witness epic aerial battles against an assortment of drone defense types, including:
• trained eagles and falcons that hunt ‘rogue drones’
• fighter drones that hunt and shoot nets
• drones with large nets that swoop in and snatch up ‘rogue drones’
• surface-to-air projectile weapons, including bazooka-like cannons that launch nets, and shotgun shells containing nets
• signal jamming and hijacking devices that attack drone command and control interfaces
• even frickin’ laser beams and Patriot missiles!
We’ll also be releasing DangerDrone v2.0, an upgraded version of our free Raspberry Pi-based pentesting quadcopter (basically a ~$500 hacker’s laptop… that can also fly). We’ll be giving away a fully functional DangerDrone v2.0 to one lucky audience member!
So come see what’s guaranteed to be the most entertaining talk this year and find out which of these dogs can hunt!
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The presentation is an overview. It covers what is available off commercial right now, their uses, some of the issues. The presentation also covers some future directions and some of the related research being conducted at the University of Central Lancashire's Civic Drone Centre.
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Drones are a different kind of new technology from what we’re used to. They offer something else: the conquest of physical space, the extension of society’s compass, the ability to be anywhere and see anything.
For the past few years, one of the most exciting class of gadgets on display has been drones. They got cheaper, lighter, and easier to use even as they became more powerful.
We believe 2015 is an important year for drones as they will change how brands interact with consumers in both advertising and events, and here's everything you need to know about the drone technology.
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This presentation summarises the development of a Cisco ACI device package for NGINX as a Load-Balancer, made as a proof-of-concept during an internship at Cisco.
Want to see the device package and its source code? Check out these Github repositories:
https://github.com/FServais/NGINX-Device-Package
https://github.com/FServais/NGINX-Agent
Towards An Open Instrumentation Platform: Getting The Most From MAVLink, Ardu...Steve Arnold
What is a drone? What is an autopilot, and just what is an IMU and a Kalman filter? This presentation describes an open source hardware and software architecture defined by the Ardupilot firmware, the MAVLink message protocol, several layers of user-space software, and various supported hardware devices and peripherals. It will also cover the current capabilities and components of the core software stacks, as well as extended support for different hardware platforms and sensors, computer vision processing, cameras and image tags, as well as specific science applications and related FOSS projects currently underway. The two highlighted projects both suggest more non-traditional (and less mobile) data acquisition applications using these tools; for more typical UAV applications, airframe options and alternative firmware will also be discussed.
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Kuma Meshes Part I - The basics. Explaining the basics of how Meshes and Kuma Meshes work. It goes through how to get a cluster ready to start making tests with Kuma by diving into kubernetes concepts and quick installation command installations.
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Presented at cf.Objective() May 2014.
More info and resources related to presentation available here
http://www.gpickin.com/cfo2014/
Description of Target Audience
Are you a developer looking to setup Multiple CFML Engines in your Development or Server Environment, and after reading all of the different blogs out there, just want a walk through, to help clear things up, well, this session is for you.
Assumed Knowledge
None required, although basic installation / configuration or a web server and cfml engine would be easier to follow along.
Objective of the Topic
To give the audience all the knowledge and resources they need to be able to go home and install their own multiple cfml engine environment.
This topic will help walk the audience through dos and don'ts, and with a step by step on how to get Apache, Railo and Coldfusion to all play nicely together. There are many blogs out there showing users how to set up one engine, or another, but this session will help clear up the process. We will install Apache and connect to Coldfusion, Railo and a Railo Cluster, and install a small App to help manage the Websites, Apache, and Connectors, to save you diving into the CONF files continuously.
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I have been programming Coldfusion for over 14 years, and having been Team Lead and responsible for Server Install, Maint and Configuration for the last 13 years at 2 companies, I have been involved with the day to day coding in Coldfusion, but also the one in the firing line if Coldfusion server is not performing as required.
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I built a couple of tools to help manage the setup, which I will share with the audience.
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- How to Install Coldfusion and extract the Connector
- How to Install Railo (instances) and extract the Connector
- How to Setup and Connect to a Railo Cluster
- How to edit the Apache and Tomcat Conf files to make them easier to maintain
- How to use my small App to Manage the Apache / Tomcat configurations
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Indigenized remote control interface card suitable for MAFI system CCR equipment. Compatible for IDM8000 CCR. Backplane mounted serial and TCP/Ethernet communication module for CCR remote access. IDM 8000 CCR remote control on serial and TCP protocol.
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Indigenized remote control interface card suitable for MAFI system CCR equipment. Compatible for IDM8000 CCR. Backplane mounted serial and TCP/Ethernet communication module for CCR remote access. IDM 8000 CCR remote control on serial and TCP protocol.
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Indigenized remote control interface card suitable for MAFI system CCR equipment. Compatible for IDM8000 CCR. Backplane mounted serial and TCP/Ethernet communication module for CCR remote access. IDM 8000 CCR remote control on serial and TCP protocol.
• Remote control: Parallel or serial interface
• Compatible with MAFI CCR system
• Copatiable with IDM8000 CCR
• Compatible with Backplane mount serial communication.
• Compatible with commercial and Defence aviation CCR system.
• Remote control system for accessing CCR and allied system over serial or TCP.
• Indigenized local Support/presence in India.
Application
• Remote control: Parallel or serial interface.
• Compatible with MAFI CCR system.
• Compatible with IDM8000 CCR.
• Compatible with Backplane mount serial communication.
• Compatible with commercial and Defence aviation CCR system.
• Remote control system for accessing CCR and allied system over serial or TCP.
• Indigenized local Support/presence in India.
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An introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems
1. An introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and
auto-pilot systems
Soubhi Hadri
School of Electrical and Computer Engineering
The University of Oklahoma
October, 2017
2. Table of Contents:
1. Introduction.
2. Build Your Own Drone.
• Hardware essential parts and Assembly.
• Firmware for flight controller.
• GCS (Ground Controller Station).
• Calibrations.
• Flight Modes.
3. MAVLink Protocol.
• MAVLink Micro Air Vehicle Communication Protocol
4. Companion Computers.
5. My Work.
• SDK for drone application development.
• Logging and Configuration.
• Example on Simulator
4. Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones. Slide 2
Introduction
Drone : UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) is an aircraft without a human pilot aboard
| IntroductionAn introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 2| Introduction
5. Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones. Slide 2
Introduction
Drone : UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) is an aircraft without a human pilot aboard
fixed-wing aircraft
(Plane)
| IntroductionAn introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 2| Introduction
6. Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones. Slide 2
Introduction
Drone : UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) is an aircraft without a human pilot aboard
fixed-wing aircraft
(Plane)
Copters
• Tricopter.
• Quadcopter.
• Hexacopter.
• ….
| IntroductionAn introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 2| Introduction
7. Build Your Own Drone
Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones. Slide 3| Build Your Own DroneAn introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 3| Build Your Own Drone
8. Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones. Slide 4
Build Your Own Drone
Hardware essential parts and Assembly:
| Build Your Own DroneAn introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 4| Build Your Own Drone
9. Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones.
Build Your Own Drone
• Choosing a MultiCopter Frame.
Hardware essential parts and Assembly:
| Build Your Own Drone Slide 4An introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 4| Build Your Own Drone
10. Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones.
Build Your Own Drone
• Choosing a MultiCopter Frame.
• Mounting the Flight Controller : The Autopilot board.
Hardware essential parts and Assembly:
| Build Your Own Drone Slide 4An introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 4| Build Your Own Drone
11. Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones.
Build Your Own Drone
• Choosing a MultiCopter Frame.
• Mounting the Flight Controller : The Autopilot board.
• Connect GPS+Compass Module with FC.
Hardware essential parts and Assembly:
| Build Your Own Drone Slide 4An introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 4| Build Your Own Drone
12. Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones.
Build Your Own Drone
• Choosing a MultiCopter Frame.
• Mounting the Flight Controller : The Autopilot board.
• Connect GPS+Compass Module with FC.
Hardware essential parts and Assembly:
| Build Your Own Drone
• Connect ESCs (electronic speed controllers ) and Motors with
FC.
Slide 4An introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 4| Build Your Own Drone
13. Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones.
Build Your Own Drone
• Choosing a MultiCopter Frame.
• Mounting the Flight Controller : The Autopilot board.
• Connect GPS+Compass Module with FC.
• Connect ESCs (electronic speed controllers ) and Motors with
FC.
Hardware essential parts and Assembly:
• Propellers and Battery.
| Build Your Own Drone Slide 4An introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 4| Build Your Own Drone
14. Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones.
Build Your Own Drone
Hardware essential parts and
Assembly:
| Build Your Own Drone Slide 4
Detailed Wiring Infographic (Copter)
An introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 5| Build Your Own Drone
15. Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones.
Build Your Own Drone
Flight Controller:
| Build Your Own Drone Slide 5An introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 6| Build Your Own Drone
16. Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones.
Build Your Own Drone
Flight Controller:
- A flight controller (FC) is a circuit board of varying complexity. It controls motors and
the drone’s parts.
| Build Your Own Drone Slide 5An introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 6| Build Your Own Drone
17. Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones.
Build Your Own Drone
Flight Controller:
- A flight controller (FC) is a circuit board of varying complexity. It controls motors and
the drone’s parts.
- The majority of flight controllers also employ sensors to supplement their calculations
(IMU).
| Build Your Own Drone Slide 5An introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 6| Build Your Own Drone
18. Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones.
Build Your Own Drone
Flight Controller:
- A flight controller (FC) is a circuit board of varying complexity. It controls motors and
the drone’s parts.
- The majority of flight controllers also employ sensors to supplement their calculations
(IMU).
- Flight controllers are configurable and programmable
| Build Your Own Drone Slide 5An introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 6| Build Your Own Drone
19. Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones.
Build Your Own Drone
Flight Controller:
- A flight controller (FC) is a circuit board of varying complexity. It controls motors and
the drone’s parts.
- The majority of flight controllers also employ sensors to supplement their calculations
(IMU).
- Flight controllers are configurable and programmable
- i.e.: Pixhawk
| Build Your Own Drone Slide 5
Pixhawk flight controller
(cube)
An introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 6| Build Your Own Drone
20. Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones. Slide 6
Build Your Own Drone
Firmware for Flight Controller:
- Firmware = Flight stack.
| Build Your Own DroneAn introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 7| Build Your Own Drone
21. Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones.
Build Your Own Drone
Firmware for Flight Controller:
- Firmware = Flight stack.
- Flight stack is the software that runs on FC.
| Build Your Own Drone Slide 6An introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 7| Build Your Own Drone
22. Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones.
Build Your Own Drone
Firmware for Flight Controller:
- Firmware = Flight stack.
- Flight stack is the software that runs on FC.
- Open source flight stack : Ardupilot and PX4.
| Build Your Own Drone Slide 6An introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 7| Build Your Own Drone
23. Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones.
Build Your Own Drone
Firmware for Flight Controller:
- Firmware = Flight stack.
- Flight stack is the software that runs on FC.
- Open source flight stack : Ardupilot and PX4.
• Both provide the main function like navigation.
| Build Your Own Drone Slide 7An introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 7| Build Your Own Drone
24. Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones.
Build Your Own Drone
Firmware for Flight Controller:
- Firmware = Flight stack.
- Flight stack is the software that runs on FC.
- Open source flight stack : Ardupilot and PX4.
• Both provide the main function like navigation.
• Ardupilot is growing fast and provides more algorithms.
| Build Your Own Drone Slide 7An introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 7| Build Your Own Drone
25. Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones.
Build Your Own Drone
Firmware for Flight Controller:
- Firmware = Flight stack.
- Flight stack is the software that runs on FC.
- Open source flight stack : Ardupilot and PX4.
• Both provide the main function like navigation.
• Ardupilot is growing fast and provides more algorithms.
• License:
• ArduPilot is GPL : means that people modifying and then selling ardupilot
are obligated to make their modifications open.
| Build Your Own Drone Slide 7An introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 7| Build Your Own Drone
26. Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones.
Build Your Own Drone
Firmware for Flight Controller:
- Firmware = Flight stack.
- Flight stack is the software that runs on FC.
- Open source flight stack : Ardupilot and PX4.
• Both provide the main function like navigation.
• Ardupilot is growing fast and provides more algorithms.
• License:
• ArduPilot is GPL : means that people modifying and then selling ardupilot
are obligated to make their modifications open.
• PX4 is BSD : The modifications are not required to be opened.
| Build Your Own Drone Slide 7An introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 7| Build Your Own Drone
27. Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones. Slide 7
Build Your Own Drone
Firmware for Flight Controller:
| Build Your Own Drone
Estimation and Control Architecture
An introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 8| Build Your Own Drone
28. Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones.
Build Your Own Drone
GCS (Ground Controller Station)
- How to load the firmware onto the FC?
| Build Your Own Drone Slide 8An introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 9| Build Your Own Drone
29. Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones.
Build Your Own Drone
GCS (Ground Controller Station)
- How to load the firmware onto the FC? Using GCS
- GCS :
- A ground station is a software application, running on a ground-based
computer, that communicates with your UAV.
| Build Your Own Drone Slide 8An introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 9| Build Your Own Drone
30. Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones.
Build Your Own Drone
GCS (Ground Controller Station)
- How to load the firmware onto the FC? Using GCS
- GCS :
- A ground station is a software application, running on a ground-based
computer, that communicates with your UAV.
- It displays real-time data on the UAVs performance and position.
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GCS (Ground Controller Station)
- How to load the firmware onto the FC? Using GCS
- GCS :
- A ground station is a software application, running on a ground-based
computer, that communicates with your UAV.
- It displays real-time data on the UAVs performance and position.
- Helps you to figure out the problems on the drone.
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GCS (Ground Controller Station)
- How to load the firmware onto the FC? Using GCS
- GCS :
- A ground station is a software application, running on a ground-based
computer, that communicates with your UAV.
- It displays real-time data on the UAVs performance and position.
- Helps you to figure out the problems on the drone.
- Linux : APM Planner.
- Windows: Mission Planner.
- Mavproxy: a light command line GCS.
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GCS (Ground Controller Station)
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Status tap
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Calibration:
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Calibration:
- After assembling the hardware and uploading the hardware, the drone need to
be calibrated.
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Calibration:
- After assembling the hardware and uploading the hardware, the drone need to
be calibrated.
- Using GCS you can do:
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Calibration:
- After assembling the hardware and uploading the hardware, the drone need to
be calibrated.
- Using GCS you can do:
- Calibrate the ESCs.
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Calibration:
- After assembling the hardware and uploading the hardware, the drone need to
be calibrated.
- Using GCS you can do:
- Calibrate the ESCs.
- Calibrate Sensors (Accumulator and compass).
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Calibration:
- After assembling the hardware and uploading the hardware, the drone need to
be calibrated.
- Using GCS you can do:
- Calibrate the ESCs.
- Calibrate Sensors (Accumulator and compass).
- Radio Transmitter calibration.
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Calibration:
- After assembling the hardware and uploading the hardware, the drone need to
be calibrated.
- Using GCS you can do:
- Calibrate the ESCs.
- Calibrate Sensors (Accumulator and compass).
- Radio Transmitter calibration.
- Calibrate any other optional hardware.
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Flight Modes:
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Flight Modes:
1- Modes require GPS lock prior to takeoff:
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Flight Modes:
1- Modes require GPS lock prior to takeoff:
• Loiter Mode: automatically attempts to maintain the current location, heading and
altitude.
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Flight Modes:
1- Modes require GPS lock prior to takeoff:
• Loiter Mode: automatically attempts to maintain the current location, heading and
altitude.
• RTL Mode (Return To Launch mode) :navigates Copter from its current position
to hover above the home position.
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Flight Modes:
1- Modes require GPS lock prior to takeoff:
• Loiter Mode: automatically attempts to maintain the current location, heading and
altitude.
• RTL Mode (Return To Launch mode) :navigates Copter from its current position
to hover above the home position.
• Auto Mode: the copter will follow a pre-programmed mission script stored in the
autopilot which is made up of navigation commands (i.e. waypoints).
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Flight Modes:
1- Modes require GPS lock prior to takeoff:
• Loiter Mode: automatically attempts to maintain the current location, heading and
altitude.
• RTL Mode (Return To Launch mode) :navigates Copter from its current position
to hover above the home position.
• Auto Mode: the copter will follow a pre-programmed mission script stored in the
autopilot which is made up of navigation commands (i.e. waypoints).
• Guided Mode: is a capability of Copter to dynamically guide the copter to a
target location wirelessly using a telemetry radio module and ground station
application
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Flight Modes:
2- Modes do not require GPS lock prior to takeoff:
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Flight Modes:
2- Modes do not require GPS lock prior to takeoff:
• Stabilize Mode: allows you to fly your vehicle manually,
but self-levels the roll and pitch axis.
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Flight Modes:
2- Modes do not require GPS lock prior to takeoff:
• Stabilize Mode: allows you to fly your vehicle manually,
but self-levels the roll and pitch axis.
• Altitude-hold Mode : copter maintains a consistent altitude while allowing roll,
pitch, and yaw to be controlled normally
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Flight Modes:
2- Modes do not require GPS lock prior to takeoff:
• Stabilize Mode: allows you to fly your vehicle manually,
but self-levels the roll and pitch axis.
• Altitude-hold Mode : copter maintains a consistent altitude while allowing roll,
pitch, and yaw to be controlled normally
• LAND Mode: attempts to bring the copter straight down.
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MAVLink Protocol
Micro Air Vehicle Communication Protocol :
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Micro Air Vehicle Communication Protocol :
- It is used mostly for communication between a (GCS) and Unmanned vehicles.
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Micro Air Vehicle Communication Protocol :
- It is used mostly for communication between a (GCS) and Unmanned vehicles.
- Using MAVLink you can get telemetry data from drone and send control and
navigation command to it.
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Companion Computers
| Companion Computers
- Travels on the vehicle and communicate with (and control) the flight controller.
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- Travels on the vehicle and communicate with (and control) the flight controller.
- Gets all the MAVLink data produced by the autopilot and can use it to make intelligent
decisions during flight.
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- Travels on the vehicle and communicate with (and control) the flight controller.
- Gets all the MAVLink data produced by the autopilot and can use it to make intelligent
decisions during flight.
- Good solution when you have heavy processing.
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- Travels on the vehicle and communicate with (and control) the flight controller.
- Gets all the MAVLink data produced by the autopilot and can use it to make intelligent
decisions during flight.
- Good solution when you have heavy processing.
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60. My Work
Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones. Slide 17| My WorkAn introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 18| My Work
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- SDK for drone application development.
• Build your auto-pilot system with simple command.
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- SDK for drone application development.
• Build your auto-pilot system with simple command.
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- SDK for drone application development.
• Build your auto-pilot system with simple command.
• No need for previous knowledge of drone’s protocol.
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- SDK for drone application development.
• Build your auto-pilot system with simple command.
• No need for previous knowledge of drone’s protocol.
• Safe.
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• Configurable.
- SDK for drone application
development.
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• Log file.
Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones. Slide 20
- SDK for drone application
development.
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Building an Auto-piloting System for Drones. Slide 21| My WorkAn introduction to drones: hardware, protocols and auto-pilot systems Slide 22| My Work
- Simple Example.
68. My Work
• Example with SITL.
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- SDK for drone application development.
69. References
Slide 22
• http://ardupilot.org/
• https://dev.px4.io/
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