December 19, 2016 AT 12:00 am
Flight controller for UAS #droneday #drones
Thanks to Julian for writing in to share this project! Check out more here. He writes:
The project is an attempt at building a swarm of uas for search and rescue. The flight controller is built completely from adafruit parts. (M0 adalogger, bno055, bmp180, xbee, etc) All housed on an oshpark PCB. The flight controller flies the aircraft with PID control doing all computiations, sensor io and command of the servos on board the pcb. A gui is used to task the aircraft in real time as it flies. Very much still a work in progress. Will be doing a full write up of this semsters work on hackaday.io in the next week or two
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