RC Paraglider driven by Smartphone over Bluetooth
http://www.vimeo.com/13185002
Here is a project I've been working with for several days,
and after 2 bluetooth modules and a Corona 2.4ghz exploded, I finally get the connection between my smartphone and a microchip pic plugged with a bluetooth module.
As my Corona transmitter died I used my Spektrum DX6i as transmitter via the trainer port.
The video show the man a little shakky, this is because I'm only sending commands at 5Hz for start, I'll try to obtain a minimum of 10Hz latter.
The movement I'm doing at start is to give the software the boundary of the accelerator module.
;)
Here is a project I've been working with for several days,
and after 2 bluetooth modules and a Corona 2.4ghz exploded, I finally get the connection between my smartphone and a microchip pic plugged with a bluetooth module.
As my Corona transmitter died I used my Spektrum DX6i as transmitter via the trainer port.
The video show the man a little shakky, this is because I'm only sending commands at 5Hz for start, I'll try to obtain a minimum of 10Hz latter.
The movement I'm doing at start is to give the software the boundary of the accelerator module.
;)
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Comment by Jeshua Lacock on July 8, 2010 at 9:58pm -
Cool!
But I am getting a "Page not found" error for the Viemo link...
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Comment by Roman on July 8, 2010 at 10:49pm -
?
everything's fine on my side...
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Comment by Jeshua Lacock on July 8, 2010 at 10:58pm
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Weird - working now...
I see what the issue was - somehow the link was to: http://www.vimeo.com/13185002Here
Not sure how - I just command clicked the link to open in a tab..
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Comment by Thomas Saunders on July 9, 2010 at 4:41am -
I like that a lot!
Now what you need is to hold a phone in each hand and control it as if you were flying it yourself!
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Comment by Roman on July 9, 2010 at 4:50am
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Hehe, remind me the iron man simulator :
http://www.tuxboard.com/simulateur-de-vol-iron-man/
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