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* vision algorithm
* vision algorithm


The Explorer frame is 3Dprinted <br />
The Explorer frame is 3Dprinted [[Explorer/3DPrinted]]<br />
[[Explorer/3DPrinted]]


The aircraft flies an Apogee or a Tawaki autopilot board.<br />
The aircraft flies an Apogee or a Tawaki autopilot board [[Explorer/PPRZ]].<br />
[[Explorer/PPRZ]]


The RaspberryPi provides:
The RaspberryPi provides:<br />
- a camera link  
- a camera link <br />
- an additional communication link
- an additional communication link <br />
- an easy way to run computation tasks.
- an easy way to run computation tasks <br />


There are two RaspberryPi :<br />
There are two RaspberryPi :<br />
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* Dshot 4in1 ESC board
* Dshot 4in1 ESC board
* GPS (D-GPS) [[Explorer/RTK]]
* GPS (D-GPS) [[Explorer/RTK]]
* Xbee  
* Xbee [[Explorer/Xbee]]
* Leds [[Explorer/Leds]]
* Leds [[Explorer/Leds]]
* Radio control  
* Radio control  

Latest revision as of 23:16, 6 July 2020

The Explorer is a rotorcraft.
It is used to test :

  • control loops such as PID and INDI
  • simultaneous datalinks such as Xbee and Wifibroadcast
  • vision algorithm

The Explorer frame is 3Dprinted Explorer/3DPrinted

The aircraft flies an Apogee or a Tawaki autopilot board Explorer/PPRZ.

The RaspberryPi provides:
- a camera link
- an additional communication link
- an easy way to run computation tasks

There are two RaspberryPi :
- on board, as a companion board to the autopilot
- on ground, as an interface to the companion board

The RPI Zero and RPI 3B can be used in this aircraft as they provided at least one UART and one USB
Explorer/RaspberryPi

The equipments connected to the autopilot board are :

The equipments connected to the companion board are :

  • Camera
  • External wifi