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Building an UAS. Inputs on autopilot and mission computer.

Started this discussion. Last reply by Curt Olson Aug 8, 2010. 7 Replies

I am planning on building an UAS.The idea is this. Have a autopilot with the required sensors connected to a mission computer. The mission computer will control other sensors and ground…Continue

 

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Curt Olson replied to Ørjan Pettersem's discussion 'Building an UAS. Inputs on autopilot and mission computer.'
I'm pretty sure you won't be running python on an ardupilot. I suppose your thought process and mission requirements will direct where you go. If you want to start very simple and cheap and just get a basic autonomous plane flying, then…
Aug 8, 2010
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Ørjan Pettersem replied to Ørjan Pettersem's discussion 'Building an UAS. Inputs on autopilot and mission computer.'
Not to a great extent, no. Have read the home page for each AP in the menu, but that is about it. Do you think the ArduPilot would have been a better choice?
Aug 8, 2010
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Sgt Ric replied to Ørjan Pettersem's discussion 'Building an UAS. Inputs on autopilot and mission computer.'
Have you actually researched this site, and the ArduPilot?
Aug 7, 2010
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Ørjan Pettersem replied to Ørjan Pettersem's discussion 'Building an UAS. Inputs on autopilot and mission computer.'
Thanks. I have ordered a Gumstix Overo Fire. Can't wait until I get it. It will be used together with a Lisa/L board running Paparazzi.
Aug 7, 2010
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Curt Olson replied to Ørjan Pettersem's discussion 'Building an UAS. Inputs on autopilot and mission computer.'
Sorry, I haven't done any python scripting on the gumstix. I would be shocked if there were any problems though, pretty much everything runs on the gumstix. I have been doing all my autopilot development in C/C++. At some point (time…
Aug 2, 2010
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Ørjan Pettersem replied to Ørjan Pettersem's discussion 'Building an UAS. Inputs on autopilot and mission computer.'
Have you tested running Python on your Gumstix?
Aug 2, 2010
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Curt Olson replied to Ørjan Pettersem's discussion 'Building an UAS. Inputs on autopilot and mission computer.'
The gumstix probably costs a bit more than the ATMega328, but it does run linux and you have access to a ton of open-source software and libraries, as well as device drivers for just about anything that linux supports. The gumstix is small and…
Jul 21, 2010
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Building an UAS. Inputs on autopilot and mission computer.

I am planning on building an UAS.The idea is this. Have a autopilot with the required sensors connected to a mission computer. The mission computer will control other sensors and ground communication.The first choice is the autopilot. I was thinking of using the Paparazzi for this, but I am not sure if there is cheaper/better alternatives around.Second there is the mission computer. It should be running Linux, preferably from a memory card. USB/serial connections are needed to connect sensors…See More
Discussion posted by Ørjan Pettersem Jul 21, 2010
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A graphical tool for configuring UAV sensors as my Masters thesis.
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