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Vancouver, BC
About Me:
PhD Candidate at Integrated Remote Sensing Studio, UBC UAS team, University of British Columbia
Please tell us a bit about your UAV interest
I'm interested in the intersection of research and industry for the improved management of natural resources
Hometown:
Seattle, USA
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"Hi Mark,
As others mentioned, be sure to consider the currently overly restrictive regulatory environment.
That aside, the most affordable airborne laser scanning LiDAR systems - none of which are cheap - are the Hokuyo, Velodyne and YellowScan…"
As others mentioned, be sure to consider the currently overly restrictive regulatory environment.
That aside, the most affordable airborne laser scanning LiDAR systems - none of which are cheap - are the Hokuyo, Velodyne and YellowScan…"
"These papers loosely describes eCognition's nearest neighbor supervised classification algorithm with fuzzy rules (link and link). It is based on the feauture space of the sample objects. eCognition provides a rich toolset for nearest neighbor…"
"No, Paul's right: http://research.gsu.edu/economic-development/technology-transfer/in... Here at University of British Columbia, we grad students retain our IP."
"Excellent work, Paul. I for one hope the FAA rescinds its proposed rule on swarming."
"@Chris Sounds like an excellent refinement to an already solid product."
"Marc: I believe the electronics are below the GPS and telemetry antennae. These components don't require a lot of space. It's probably based on the same architecture as the AR Drone."
"Marc: senseFly never really had to jam anything into an eBee to support RTK ;)"
"Great, thank you! Can I order the ground station GPS as well?
Yes, two Odroids running in parallel connected to one Navio."
Yes, two Odroids running in parallel connected to one Navio."
"I'm in the same boat here as JB. Is it still possible to get the offer?"
"Does the Navio+ support stacking of the Odroids? I know drone computer vision researchers have done this successfully with the Odroid U3 boards. This could provide redundancy too, addressing the main system shortcoming."
"Looks great! I imagine the relative strengths of the Erle Brain are its redundant IMUs and built-in 4GB eMMC, which add quite a bit of safety (e.g., no card to dislodge and cause a system crash). However, the BBB can be a pain even for simple things…"
"Does the Navio+ support stacking two Odroid C1 boards? I know UAS researchers have done this with the U3 boards."
"Excellent advice from Chris. B^3 Drone or Pixhawk B^3 could work too for the BeagleBone Black, which is typically abbreviated BBB."
"Nice work!"
"Is is still possible to get the $50 two NS-RAW receiver deal?"
"Were you using one of the differential pressure air speed sensors?"
