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John Wiseman commented on Mark Harrison's blog post Short clip of Memorial Day DIY Drones Fly-in
"Mark (and everyone else, in case you didn't know) -- You can fix the video orientation in youtube.  Go to the video, click "Enhancements", and you should see some rotation buttons. You can also use the "Stabilize"…"
Saturday
John Wiseman commented on Fab - Arduino for Visual Studio's blog post FreeIMU 4.0 and MultiWii - Is your copter trusted enough to fly above your car in a confined space?
""The code is quite large, and can be hard to figure out.  And when a new dev jumps on board, it can take a lot of time to get up to speed." I wish the development mailing list was publicly readable so that I and other…"
May 18
John Wiseman replied to James's discussion arducopter-fgmodel.zip and HIL setup
"I noticed that error on the page, too.  Maybe the models are now in ardupilot-mega/Tools/autotest/aircraft orardupilot-mega/Tools/ArdupilotMegaPlanner/bin/Release/aircraft (I haven't checked to see if there are any…"
May 14
John Wiseman commented on Earl's blog post Er9x transmitter now with MavLink
"When will we have the first open source radio system, with open schematics & firmware?  Let's bring this side of the industry into the 21st century."
May 11
John Wiseman commented on James's blog post Futaba T7C - Six Flight Modes
"YouTube should handle longer video and HD without trouble."
May 11
John Wiseman replied to Alain's discussion Qgroundcontrol gone?
"qgroundcontrol.com seems to be gone, too. "
May 3
John Wiseman commented on Jack Crossfire's blog post OpenCV aspirations
"One technique I've used to speed up feature extraction and matching is to run optical flow over the images and black out any regions that don't show motion.  If your camera can move, you'd have to do something slightly…"
Feb 13
John Wiseman commented on Jack Crossfire's blog post OpenCV aspirations
"The usual solution to using SURF to detect and track a 3D object from different angles is to create multiple models of the object from different angles. For example, place the aircraft on a turntable and take 12 photos from 0-360 degrees, and maybe…"
Feb 13

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About Me:
Freelance Roboticist
Tell us a bit about your UAV interest
http://lemonodor.com/
Hometown:
Los Angeles
 
 
 

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Season Two of the Trust Time Trial (T3) Contest has now begun. The third round was a reliablilty/aerial photography round for both planes and copters, which is now closed. Stay tuned for the next round, beginning soon.

A list of all T3 contests is here

 

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