It seemed to me when I originally joined this site it was way more about hacking/programming/tinkering and dedicated to trying to solve the "drone problem."
Now it seems like more of a market place and site to discuss ready made products.
But maybe I'
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I am working on a project where I have two devices that constantly trying to locate eachother using GPS modules and LoRa transcievers.
Its a buddy tracker for spearfishermen, to make it easier to locate your partner when you're out in th
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I have searched far and wide for a good tilt-compensation algorithm, and a decent tutorial to accompany it. I have read application notes and looked at lots of source code, but I never really understood where it was coming from, and none o
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I have been working on an propeller based autopilot for a while now, and things have been coming along great. Although I was nervous about the lack of interrupts, the faster speed and multiple cogs have made timing the program efficient. I
Read more…Hello All,I am working on my first drone, using an E-Flite UltraStick. So far the build has been going well. I developed a system for switching between radio and arduino control. I am working on developing my PIDs. I got a decent bench test in today.
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I am working on my first drone using a E-Flite UltraStick. I have built up my code for retrieving data from accelerometer/gyroscope, and have constructed PID loops to set the plane to the necessary attitude as determined by the GPS. However
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I have been working on creating my first drone. I began this project by testing my own arduino based PID controller. Then I moved on to actually installing the PID and accelerometer/gyroscope into an RC glider to test for level flight (http://
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I am working on developing a PID controller designed to hold a levered arm level by controlling an EFlite outrunner motor. The idea being if I can hold one hinged arm level than with 4x the hardware I could make a platform fly. I am using some
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