On the 21st of September we passed our final masters thesis exam. One of the last parts of the project will be this blogpost, in which we make our masters...
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On the 21st of September we passed our final masters thesis exam. One of the last parts of the project will be this blogpost, in which we make our masters...
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This video shows our AR.Drone moving between two ground markers, no human interaction needed for this task.
To describe the python tool we have designed as the base of our further experimentation and to explain the archictecture of the program. The source code...
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We have added a description of our project, here we present some of the questions we seek to answer and our general thoughts on the project.
To allow a robot like the AR.Drone to be more autonomous we find that it is important to be able to attach extra sensors. The purpose of the work...
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To have tysse do a blog post before the taghof:tysse blog post ratio is out of a 50:50 reach, and also to make initial investigations of the future possibility...
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To document how we assembled the cables used in Enabling the Drone USB Port.
Initially we bought an AR.Drone USB cable from...
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To document the build process, when cross-compiling code to be executed on an AR.Drone. Results are considered satisfactory if we can compile a simple "hello world" program and execute...
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To determine whether attaching extra sensors to the AR.Drone is possible and to make a proof of concept by attaching and mounting a USB memory stick.
To enable...
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