I have noticed that the DJI E305 Tuned propulsion system has been discontinued by DJI.I currently use this system on my F450 build, works well.I am now working on a S500 frame based build, and wanted to get my hands on a new E305. But i noticed that…
"I was a dumb enough to get a Joule 570 kit, looked like the right balance for a companion computer, USB 3, 2 MIPI camera ports, Realsense native support.
Since my drone project requires vision processing, it seemed like the best choice at the time.…"
So I am working on developing a companion computer platform (used for vision based navigation and obstacle avoidance in indoor/outdoor environments) based on the Intel Joule,it's expansion board, R200 camera, and 2 MIPI cameras) for my new drone…
So I have come to own an Intel Realsense R200 RGBD sensor. My current quad build is using a RasPi 3 as a companion computer collaborating with a Pixhawk (along with a small Arduino for low level hardware control), for navigation and collision…
I am attempting to mount a Rasberry Pi 3 onto my F450 based frame Quadcopter, using a Pixhawk as the flight controller.Ive read on some forum an approach to powering the Pi on a such a build, would be to directly wire a 5V UBEC to the main LiPo.What…
I have 4 Phantom 2 Vision ESCs (along with 4 Phantom 2 Vision motors [2 CW, 2 CCW]And I would like to wire them to my Pixhawk Flight controller.What would be the wiring set up? Any other components needed?Essentially I am trying to merge components…
I want to build my own customizable Quadcopter, as a research platform for indoor outdoor autonomous flight.I already own a Hubsan mini quad, Eachine 250 FPV racer, and a 3DR Solo. I am proficient pilot for all 3 platforms.I have already customized…
Its has been hard to find a straight answer for this...One can't control a DJI Phantom 4 from an additional on-board computer?I went the DJI SDK page, downloaded the OnBoard SDK (just to take a look) and it looks like the SDK is only supports the…
"Any suggestions on a quadcopter that would be good for indoor use, has a payload that could support the TK1 and at least on kinect like sensor, and has an open enough api that I could control the copter at a low enough level to achieve highly…"
I have an interest in developing a fully autonomous quadrotor robot specifically for indoor flight.I am an engineer (what I do in my day job) with experience in robotics, computer vision, navigation/localization, and overall AI.I was wondering what…