"have to admit looks like Next 2 block, which afaik is no ARM. U could load alternate platform on Next, so possiblities exist, not sure of the I/O. Lego does have customised I/O interfaces...definitely interesting project"
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Anish's Discussions
DJI Z15 Zenmuse
Started Mar 18 0 Replies 0 Likes
Hi all,Was wondering if anyone has any insights into DJI Zenmuse. From all my research online the results look great. I was wondering how soon we could see something similar in the open source space,…Continue
ArduRover with Baja ( electric conversion)
Started Nov 6, 2011 0 Replies 0 Likes
Hi all, i was wondering if anyone had attempted using something as large as Baja ( 1/5 scale) with ArduRover. Having had a look at code looks like PID's are for Stampede ( Traxxas).Any war stories or…Continue
chipKit and Arducopter
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jani Hirvinen Jul 21, 2011. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Hi All, was wondering if anyone had a go at running Arducopter on chipKit :-).regardsAnishContinue
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ModeratorAnish commented on Ravi Gaddipati's blog post Working on an IMU
"Well done, btw any data that u have got on update rates and processing :)"
ModeratorAnish replied to wng's discussion Getting started with Arducopter and ROS in the group ROS User Group
"Was wondering if u wanted to test this out on rover platform ( ardurover). The complexity with rover platform is a bit lower compared to multicoptor platform. Jean has done some excellent work on rover recently, and do recollect someone else posting…"
ModeratorAnish commented on Chris Anderson's blog post Congrats to Jordi: One of MIT Technology Review's top entrepreneurs under 35 !
"congrats Jordi ;)"
ModeratorAnish commented on Jean-Louis Naudin's blog post APMRover 2, a fun UGV project for full autonomous recon missions...
"@franco looking forward to sonar , and hoping someone would try kinect ;)sometime soon"
ModeratorAnish commented on Hooks's blog post Will we see the first "toy" spy plane with autopilot this summer?
"have to admit i am curious to see if someone who gets thier had on it puts a blog of "tear down" :) curious to see how much of this "toy" is influenced by open source hardware...."
ModeratorAnish commented on Jean-Louis Naudin's blog post APMRover 2, a fun UGV project for full autonomous recon missions...
"@petrus dont laugh, i cant drive so i tend to carry my "rovers" around. BTW i have a baja, so noise is something i am very familiar with ( and upsetting neighbours). Hence the reason to do an electric conversion..."
ModeratorAnish commented on Jean-Louis Naudin's blog post APMRover 2, a fun UGV project for full autonomous recon missions...
"@petrus really loved ur description of "dry run""
ModeratorAnish commented on Jean-Louis Naudin's blog post APMrover v2, a fun UGV project for full autonomous reco missions...
"wow Jean, that is great job...."
ModeratorAnish commented on Jean-Louis Naudin's blog post APMrover v2, a fun UGV project for full autonomous reco missions...
"i have this lying around, which i am yet to convert (plus the castle creation mamba XL conversion kit)"
ModeratorAnish commented on John Arne Birkeland's blog post Confessions of a gadget addict...
"well u could donate it to some robotics museum in 30 yrs time ..;)"
ModeratorAnish commented on John Arne Birkeland's blog post Confessions of a gadget addict...
"Hi John,
i sympathise with you, u defenitely are a collector. I have to admit I might not far off, as for AHRS/AP's i have almost a dozen ( depends on wether you would classify some experimental one's). The thing i miss from your…"
ModeratorAnish commented on mquintilian's blog post Lesson learned: Always remove the propellers when testing!
"looks like a very good plan :) protective gloves :)"
ModeratorAnish commented on Jean-Louis Naudin's blog post APMrover-1280, a fun UGV project for full autonomous reco missions...
"well i have to admit mine is spektrum 3 channel :("
ModeratorAnish commented on Jean-Louis Naudin's blog post APMrover-1280, a fun UGV project for full autonomous reco missions...
"Jean, this is cool."
ModeratorAnish commented on Mark Harrison's blog post iPhone/Android RC Controller
"Was wondering if someone had a closer look at it ;) rf range could definitely be given some "remedy" ;)"
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- Someone always interested in technology. Have worked for the past ten years or so a researcher in security/cryptography in various research organisation in academia and industry including Ericsson and Microsoft research. Currently doing a stint in consulting. Avid reader interested in wide and varied topics from economics and philosophy to electronics, robotics and bioinformatics.
- Tell us a bit about your UAV interest
- Third party verified classification as "UAV addict". Owner/tinkerer of multiple AP platforms including APM, Gluonpilot, Forebrain+Ceraphim , MP32F4 + NAVI, MK, UBD4, Multiwii and FY90Q. Have two quads, one hexa, one fixed wing and rover platform in action. Currently in the process of continous knowledge aquisition (past linear phase) in areas related to UAV from folks from ardupilot/copter and UDB developer community.
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How not build a 3dr Hexacopter
Posted on April 16, 2012 at 2:21pm 9 Comments 1 Like
Decided to write up about my experience in building my lastest multicopter, a 3dr hexa. The lessons learned from the exercise include
- Check before you start , that you have all the screws and spacers are available.
- Decide on what flight controller you are planning to use.
- Start your build early enough, so that you could catch some sleep.
I should thank the 3dr folks again for the awesome work they have done. The build was straight forward, the…
ContinueOppurtunity to have fun while you get PhD
Posted on January 24, 2012 at 5:26am 0 Comments 3 Likes
The folks MAVlab team from the Delft University, faculty of aerospace engineering, have been actively involved in the paparazzi community. They have been part of the the paparazzi community since 2006 and have different MAV projects running in the lab. The subjects of thier projects have covered a very wide range: From swarming over autonomous spot landing, Hybrid uav`s (quads with wings), flapping wing (www.DelFly.nl), fixed wing, rotary wing, electronics…
ContinueDrone Zone II meet up
Posted on October 30, 2011 at 1:56pm 11 Comments 2 Likes
Thanks to Martin, we had an awesome Drone Zone meet up in UK at Charter house http://www.charterhouse.org.uk/. It brought together folks from different parts of UK and Eoin flying in from Ireland. The geekiest of…
DIY Drones London Meetup
Posted on October 14, 2011 at 8:30am 4 Comments 7 Likes
Thanks to Chris, according to many who had been at Number Twelve yesteraday was a very interesting meetup. One of the rare one's where you talk about everything from UAV's to how UAV's could be used to monitor eggs in bird's nest to export regulation of…
Comment Wall (8 comments)
- At 10:33am on October 6, 2011,
DistributorMartint BuildYourOwnDrone.co.uk said… Hi Anish,
I'm putting together another Drone Zone meeting in the next few weeks near Guildford....... Would that interest you?
Are you still going to the Wired event next week?
Martin
- At 10:52am on October 6, 2011,
ModeratorAnish said… - Drone zone near guilford, cool I live in woking. Assuming it's weekend I should be there :)
I don't think I could do wired event, even though I would love to, have a workshop with client which involves large sums. So management wants me for that back in London. Should be able to join u and Chris in the evening if all goes well :)
- At 9:12pm on October 16, 2011,
Ravi said… hi anish, how r u. i am ravi, based in new delhi, india. i am into amature UAV's and autopilots. a keen RC flyer. but lately into APM. flown some very good sorties in autonomous mode using a skywalker. now trying to fly a twinboom (2m wing span)pusher prop using Arduplane 2.24. Keenly awaiting the new ARM processor due in DEC2011. are u in london? how did the DIY Drones gettogether go. i wish i could be there. would love to meet Chris.
- At 12:55pm on October 31, 2011,
Peter Bell said… 
Sure, enclosed is a picture if you can add it as I am not sure how to edit the post as the blog post did not appear on my profile for editing.Peter
- At 6:53am on November 13, 2011,
Kristian said… - Cheers Anish,
Let me know when you have mailed me as I think our mails have gone down, just trying to sort it now.
K
- At 10:29am on November 13, 2011, Kristian said…
- No problem cheers.
- At 7:01pm on February 19, 2012,
jon.buford said… - I'm interested to find out more how people would use 3D printers, CNC milling, and laser cutting for building here. Is cutting foam a useful thing or would it need to be carbon fiber and metal?
- At 8:46am on February 20, 2012, jon.buford said…
Is most of the space doing multicopters at this point? That is what it seems like.
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