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The software is simple PTGUI. The key is to have repetitive sets of photos and moderately calm weather. EasyUAV is just overpowered EasyStar. At full throttle it goes 10deg straight up, you land in manual mode just by your feet. In automatic mode, h…
22 hours ago
How about those results, Using PTGUI and EasyUAV http://www.aerialrobotics.eu/examples/WinterPhotomapping.kmz (warning 27megs GoogelEarth file, may take up to 15s to process during opening n GE). Details about EasyUAV are here http://www.rcgroups.co
yesterday
Anyway Polish patents in technology are almost inexistent.
on Tuesday
"The law also says that if an average technician is able to find your solution out of state of the technology you can not get the patent." And this exactly is being checked by thousands of patent advisors (wrong word here) employed by EU government,…
on Tuesday
Also the idea must be 'non-obvious for the specialists in the field' so essentially saying you can say use cropcam for photoshooting rivers should not be allowed a patent on this rules, as it all concerns aerial photoshooting. The rules vary form co…
on Tuesday
In order to claim/prevent patent you cannot just blog around and say you were the first that had the idea and you are cool guy so this should be public. You must SHOW A WORKING PROTOTYPE of a product using the idea. Otherwise you invite what you cal…
on Tuesday
In technology, the sellers are typically evolved engineers... BTW: Santa Project is Classified. The last person that mentioned even it's name disappeared in mysterious circumstances.
on Sunday
I am also a little hard on THEM, whoever they are. Don't worry, Santa Claus has some big plans.
on Sunday

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Automatic landing approach of EasyStar - external view

Made several tests of landing approach. Apparently the standard navigation is good enough, at least for EasyUAV.
You need barometer, IMU and it can be done without range sensors (which wouldn't live more than a few landings in the mud).

EasyUAV landing pattern from Krzysztof Bosak on Vimeo.

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Posted on October 17, 2009 at 8:22pm — 9 Comments

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UAV flight in the rain, automatic landing on the airstrip


UAV flight in the rain, automatic landing on the airstrip from Krzysztof Bosak on Vimeo.


This time a flight in the rain.
Should be a part of 'National UAV Mission Readiness Enhancement Programme'.
If there would be any development.

Note a few details:
-Landing along the 'runway', fully automatic
-Nice agreement with preflight mission simulation
-No dramatic ev… Continue

Posted on October 11, 2009 at 1:00pm — 17 Comments

Krzysztof Bosak

UAV fully autonomous long range aerial video flight


UAV fully autonomous long range aerial video flight from Krzysztof Bosak on Vimeo.


Hi everybody,
this time long autonomous flight, preceded by simulation.
The real reason of the simulation is to calm down the pilot,
which should launch the plane and wait with patience... Continue

Posted on September 28, 2009 at 3:22pm — 5 Comments

Krzysztof Bosak

UAV search&rescue flight with onboard camera, real sound


UAV search&rescue flight with onboard camera, real sound from Krzysztof Bosak on Vimeo.


The video shows production prototype that has made around 10 flights.
It is able to fly T3-2 Butterfly pattern at around 400s (deadline Oct 4th!!!),
might be much faster after putting more lead on the nose and trimming the elevator (15min and a few trials).
BTW I would l… Continue

Posted on September 18, 2009 at 5:00am — 7 Comments

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UAV low altitude flight, autopilot with IMU

Will it fit the meadow?


UAV low altitude flight, autopilot with IMU from Krzysztof Bosak on Vimeo.



Amateur robotic plane flying at tree level (10m above takoff point).
Envelope pattern with 150-170m legs and very little error margin for anything.
Only barometric altitude sensor has been used, GPS might drift too much during banked turns.

Takeoff and landing… Continue

Posted on August 30, 2009 at 11:49pm — 12 Comments

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At 12:13am on October 23, 2008, Jani Holopainen said…
In the picture i'm using my first setup. Motor is some cheap china outrunner (1750kv) and Varioprop adjustable three blade hub with 5.8" long D blades. Blade angle was setup to deepest settings. This setup was no good.

I'm currently running my heavy AP Easy Star with Hobbycity products. Motor is HXT 2835 (380S) 2200kv Brushless Inrunner and prop is JM 6x4. This setup takes about 20A on 3S LiPo with full throttle and it is very powerfull combination. Motor weight is 110g. It's quite heavy but packs plenty of power. I can recommend this setup. I have two setup's and they work fine.
At 8:03am on September 24, 2009, VIRUSS said…
You may know of this site.
You can build your own Scan Eagle / owl here Le Phan is the designer and builder back in 06 you can buy the plans for $15.
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=549982

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