Hexafox32 Backstage in a Italian Church

Hello Guys,
public a little video of backstage, just to give you an idea of the potential of platform ...
The video board is so original as they are recorded by the camera are not post processed,I consider the quality pretty good the light in the environment was poor.
The configuration of Heaxfox32 was:
Multipilot32
FULL VRIMU
6 Engine 2212 with regulators 30A
Stabilized Gimbal Pitch and Roll of
5.4 GHz Video TX
HD onboard camera SD90
Full Carbon Frame by Bercelli Labs

Firmware : Custom revision of ArdupiratesNG32 that implement Mixertable.

Leave your comments :)
A greeting and the next video.

Best

Roberto

Original Blog Post: http://www.virtualrobotix.com/profiles/blogs/hexafox32-backstage-in-a-itali

Dear Friends,

dont' worry for ancient artwork , is not a hobby , this is a work for tourist public company , normally we flying far of it about 10-15 meter and use zoom on our cam so in the video the impression is that you are near or more and if we have same problem we decide the place of landing before fly. The Church is closed during the fly and we have insurance that protect us if we damage the artwork.

The firmware that i use on my hexa is not a standard firmware but my custom revision with some customization and i fly for a lot of hour before to start to used it for this works

@Eduardo

this is the raw video that you take from the camera , before any kind of post processing. I have a lot of mechanical vibration that i have on the hexa not problem on electronics ... I order some frame from droidworks for understand if is different of our frame .

This work is good for understand the limit of our drone. The big limit that i found is the vibrarion on the frame , and the gimbal that i found on the market is only toy ... not so professional . There are a lot of work to do on that task.

@Eduardo is possible to see your wok ? So i can compare the quality of your frame ? The video in raw format before to post process it.

Best

Roberto

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Roberto Navoni July 18, 2011 at 10:13am

Dear Friends,

dont' worry for ancient artwork , is not a hobby , this is a work for tourist public company , normally we flying far of it about 10-15 meter and use zoom on our cam so in the video the impression is that you are near or more and if we have same problem we decide the place of landing before fly. The Church is closed during the fly and we have insurance that protect us if we damage the artwork.

The firmware that i use on my hexa is not a standard firmware but my custom revision with some customization and i fly for a lot of hour before to start to used it for this works

@Eduardo

this is the raw video that you take from the camera , before any kind of post processing. I have a lot of mechanical vibration that i have on the hexa not problem on electronics ... I order some frame from droidworks for understand if is different of our frame .

This work is good for understand the limit of our drone. The big limit that i found is the vibrarion on the frame , and the gimbal that i found on the market is only toy ... not so professional . There are a lot of work to do on that task.

@Eduardo is possible to see your wok ? So i can compare the quality of your frame ? The video in raw format before to post process it.

Best

Roberto
eduardo July 18, 2011 at 9:23am

For a high speed arm platform running on a controlled enviropment this video have tons vibrations.
Lew Payne July 18, 2011 at 9:19am

Perhaps I missed something in the translation, but what was the purpose of flying the hexa-drone inside a church, and especially dangerously close to ancient artwork? Is this a demonstration of why our hobby might eventually be regulated by the government?
Héctor García de Marina July 17, 2011 at 11:58pm

UAVs has a lot of applications such as inspection. But just taking blades/propellers close to ancient art... in my opinion, it is not the best of ideas when there are good and cheaper alternatives.

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