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Guido Armaris commented on Chris Anderson's blog post New PixHawk quadcopter board adds visual waypoints
"Kontron board, see here"
Jun 28, 2010
Guido Armaris commented on Chris Anderson's blog post SciFi Airshow
"Only 'virtual visit' thanks to photoshop :(."
Jun 25, 2010
Guido Armaris commented on Hooks's blog post Simple low cost gyro stabilized camera roll axis
"Try CCDdirect, this one look the same but with enclosure. Maybe they could supply the OEM module or contact Mintron directly for a local distributor."
Jun 17, 2010
Guido Armaris commented on Hooks's blog post Hugin UAV platform
"My fault, that is a digression from the main thread (just about UAV weigth and limit in each country)."
Jun 15, 2010
Guido Armaris commented on Hooks's blog post Hugin UAV platform
"@Gary, it's the same law for FPV/UAV/UAS, you'll need to have the device in line of sight and 'double command' for FPV/UAV. See their new site : Aviation Design , they have an Industrial business for military and RC jets business…"
Jun 15, 2010
Guido Armaris commented on Hooks's blog post Hugin UAV platform
"In France, the limit is 25 kg max. (ready to fly) plus other limits on motor power, this allow toys like theses one"
Jun 15, 2010
Guido Armaris commented on Tedro's video
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FPV Potential

"20000€ here, flying sim in progress"
May 31, 2010
Guido Armaris commented on Lew Payne's blog post Servo Conversion - I2C Control
"In noisy environment, I used LVDS driver for a long SPI line clocked at 100 MHz. Maybe it could work for I2C ?, LVDS driver are very common and low cost."
May 7, 2010
Guido Armaris replied to Andrew c's discussion Using wireless internet(802.11) as transmission protocol
"French record for wifi (with ubiquity device and big dish) : 180 km (and 300 km in 2 segments). Like Martin, I've currently do some test for FPV using wifi and HD webcam."
May 7, 2010
Guido Armaris replied to Kraig Krumm's discussion Sparkfun 9DOF data display
"Thanks :). The repository is here."
May 6, 2010
Guido Armaris replied to mark's discussion Autonomously follow vehicles
"It's not hard but need some weeks of works. I have this project also, interested to collaborate ?"
May 4, 2010
Guido Armaris replied to mark's discussion Autonomously follow vehicles
"See this thread, paparazzi was ported on gumstix/openembedded. It's still better to use a small microcontroller for the low-level data acquisition and you'll do the AHRS integration on the gumstix (ie DCM + GPS/magnetometer integration +…"
May 2, 2010
Guido Armaris replied to mark's discussion Autonomously follow vehicles
"My choice for development : Overo Water (without BT/wifi but with DSP) @ 169$ Tobi baseboard for in house development @ 69$ Pinto-TH for the embedded baseboard @ 27.50$ 5V PS @ 10$, warning choose the right model for your region You also need (but…"
May 2, 2010
Guido Armaris replied to mark's discussion Autonomously follow vehicles
"Interresting but 5k$ for the kestrel + 5k$ for the OnePoint Targetting + .... They sales µBlox GPS for 325$ ! It's a DIY forum, not buydrones.com :)."
May 1, 2010
Guido Armaris replied to mark's discussion Autonomously follow vehicles
"Yes, funny :). The Beagleboard is interresting for the software support (ie, it's the TI sponsored demo board) but I prefer the gumstix, more compact and with the Pinto baseboard, you can do have a battery powered device. I also owned an…"
May 1, 2010
Guido Armaris replied to mark's discussion Autonomously follow vehicles
"The gumstix overo hardware is a good starting point. The Pixhawk project use two of them for a high end quadrocopter. The gumstix integrate an ARM cortex A8 with simd NEON extension and a DSP (+ a GPU for GPGPU if it's not enought). This give…"
May 1, 2010

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