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Low-cost flight control system for a small autonomous helicopter
- In IEEE Int’l Conf. on Robotics and Automation
, 2002
"... In this paper we describe a low-cost flight control system for a small (60 class) helicopter which is part of a larger project to develop an autonomous flying vehicle. Our approach differs from that of others in not using an expensive inertial/GPS sensing system. The primary sensors for vehicle stab ..."
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In this paper we describe a low-cost flight control system for a small (60 class) helicopter which is part of a larger project to develop an autonomous flying vehicle. Our approach differs from that of others in not using an expensive inertial/GPS sensing system. The primary sensors for vehicle stabilization are a low-cost inertial sensor and a pair of CMOS cameras. We describe the architecture of our flight control system, the inertial and visual sensing subsystems and present some control results. 1
A visual odometer without 3d reconstruction for aerial vehicles. applications to building inspection
- In Proceedings of the International Conference on Robotics and Automation
, 2005
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Original Article Robust L1 convex pose-graph
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optimisation for monocular localisation solution for unmanned aerial vehicles
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Movement Primitives, Principal Component Analysis, and the Efficient Generation of Natural Motions...... 4641
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Modeling the Dynamics of an Autonomous Helicopter using Computer Vision
"... Nowadays the control of helicopter flight is one of the most challenging control problems. Helicopters have complex and noisy dynamics that makes difficult to create simple and suitable controllers. Helicopters maneuver in a very unstable medium which is altered by air currents sometimes generated b ..."
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Nowadays the control of helicopter flight is one of the most challenging control problems. Helicopters have complex and noisy dynamics that makes difficult to create simple and suitable controllers. Helicopters maneuver in a very unstable medium which is altered by air currents sometimes generated by their own propellers. On the other hand, the helicopter’s inertia make hard to take the control of its movements. A great degree of anticipation is needed to makes the maneuvers, including the apparently most simple ones such as hovering in place. In this paper we propose a novel approach for the control of helicopters, using a flight dynamics model of the aircraft to develop reliable controllers by means of classical procedures, evolutionary either reinforcement learning techniques. Here we are presenting the method that we employ to estimate the aircraft position, including the low level image processing, the hardware configuration which allow us to register the commands generated by an expert pilot using a conventional radio control (RC) transmitter, and how both variables are related by an artificial neural network (ANN).
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"... A cooperative perception system for multiple UAVs: Application to automatic ..."
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A cooperative perception system for multiple UAVs: Application to automatic