Discussions

-Plug and Play use (just hookup to your quad and fly)

-Using Brushed or Brushless motors

-Fixed or variable pitch motors

-Almost any size motor or frame (e.g.) capable of running a very large motors for carrying more weight

-Position holding gyros on all axes

-Fully 3D capable with variable pitch motors

-Fully re-programmable hardware (for when new firmware is released)

- Support +, X, Y6, Hexa motor configurations

-Altitude hold via barometer / accelerometer

-Future Implementation of GPS hold.

-Auto leveling

-Automatic Pitch,Roll compsensation for AV cameras.

-Built in control for pan/tilt when in altitude hold mode

-Comprehensive instructions to ensure your success

-Board will be labled to help you find the right connectors

-Emergency landing sequence incase of signal loss.

-Basic and Aerobatic mode. Basic uses accelerometer to keep the quad level when the sticks are centered. It limits the maximum bank angle achievable. Aerobatic allows the user to rely on the gyros only for stable, but more extreme performance.

-Board is 100% scalable. Modules can be purchased to add features. Base board is just RC capable. From there Altitude hold, auto leveling, magnetic heading hold, and GPS position hold can be added by plugging additional modules into the board.

The only thing you need to provide are

4x motors

4x matching ESCs

1x Quadcopter frame

1x Lithium Polymer batttery

1x receiver for your transmitter

I wanted to get some feedback from you guys as I know there is a lot of interest and expertise on these forums.  

Website:  http://www.quadpowered.com

Wiki      :  http://wiki.quadpowered.com

So, what do you think?

Video:

http://vimeo.com/9435221