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Our mission is to provide cutting edge, affordable, Open-Source Hardware and Software for the emerging personal nano UAV market for advanced hobbyists, as well as University and civilian research programs. Our hardware has applications in autonomous robotics research, FPV (First Person View), precision agriculture, drone journalism, environmental, meteorological and maritime monitoring & research, search and rescue, UAV competitions and innovative airborne platforms. Our aim is to make our hardware smaller and lighter than the rest of the hardware on the market. In the flying world everything is about weight and efficiency. If the autopilot is smaller and more efficient you can fly longer and carry more payload. | Our mission is to provide cutting edge, affordable, Open-Source Hardware and Software for the emerging personal nano UAV market for advanced hobbyists, as well as University and civilian research programs. Our hardware has applications in autonomous robotics research, FPV (First Person View), precision agriculture, drone journalism, environmental, meteorological and maritime monitoring & research, search and rescue, UAV competitions and innovative airborne platforms. Our aim is to make our hardware smaller and lighter than the rest of the hardware on the market. In the flying world everything is about weight and efficiency. If the autopilot is smaller and more efficient you can fly longer and carry more payload. | ||
Please feel free to [http://1bitsquared.com/pages/contact-us contact us]. | Please feel free to [http://1bitsquared.com/pages/contact-us contact us]. | ||
= Documentation = | = Documentation = | ||
Here is a list of wiki articles documenting some of the | Here is a list of wiki articles documenting some of the hardware designed and sold by [http://1bitsquared.com 1BitSquared] | ||
* [[Lisa/S]] | * [[Lisa/S]] Autopilot | ||
* [[Lisa/S/Tutorial/Nano_Quadcopter | Lisa/S Nano Quadcopter]] | * [[Lisa/S/Tutorial/Nano_Quadcopter | Lisa/S Nano Quadcopter]] | ||
* [[Lisa/MX]] Autopilot | |||
* [[Elle0|Elle0 Autopilot]] | * [[Elle0|Elle0 Autopilot]] | ||
* [[ | * [[G0|G0 GPS]] | ||
* [[R0|R0 Sub GHz Telemetry Modem]] | |||
* [[UU0| UU0 - USB to UART Adapter Dongle]] | |||
Latest revision as of 02:34, 4 March 2016
1BitSquared is a Design, Production and Consulting company, focusing on Open-Source Software and Electronics. 1BitSquared was founded in 2012 by Piotr Esden-Tempski, longtime UAV and Embedded Systems Engineer with an extensive history developing Open-Source and Open-Hardware Systems. Piotr Esden-Tempski is one of the core developers of the Paparazzi UAV framework. 1BitSquared executes hardware and software design, development and manufacturing for a wide range of micro to nano UAV systems available on the market: from quadcopters to multicopters as well as airplanes, helicopters and transitioning vehicles.
Our mission is to provide cutting edge, affordable, Open-Source Hardware and Software for the emerging personal nano UAV market for advanced hobbyists, as well as University and civilian research programs. Our hardware has applications in autonomous robotics research, FPV (First Person View), precision agriculture, drone journalism, environmental, meteorological and maritime monitoring & research, search and rescue, UAV competitions and innovative airborne platforms. Our aim is to make our hardware smaller and lighter than the rest of the hardware on the market. In the flying world everything is about weight and efficiency. If the autopilot is smaller and more efficient you can fly longer and carry more payload.
Please feel free to contact us.
Documentation
Here is a list of wiki articles documenting some of the hardware designed and sold by 1BitSquared