For a research I'm doing, I would like to use a quadcopter to land on a glacier (but a crevassed area, a kind of no-go-zone ...) in order to leave a sensor for a few hours before flying back to me. As I will be far away (but still in the
My X8 fixed-wing (running under arduplane 3.7.1) stalled and crashed after entering a spiral of death caused by a too high bank angle. My X8 was successfully auto-tuned, it flew a few times before without any issues. After 30 minutes of squa
I use to fly a Skywalker X8 for AUTO mission with with an onboard Pixhawk and the last artduplane firmware, and I'm still struggling about the best way to have a reliable airspeed. On the one hand, I flew once without using any airspeed sens
Any idea how the Pixhawk mounted on a flying wing will behave when flying a mission at very high latitudes (~ 80°). Due to the proximity of the North pole, magnetic compasses are usually no longer reliable. Since the Pixhawk also includes