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Revision as of 11:44, 21 August 2018
Contents
Project Team
Elizabeth Hodgins
Matthew Preece
Samuel Thomas
Supervisor
Dr Hong Gunn Chew
Dr Braden Phillips
With assistance from Ryan Choi
Definitions
UAV - Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
Abstract
UAVs have been mainly used for defence since 200??, however since entering the commercial market UAV development for personal use has taken the forefront of UAV development. Due to the increasing functionality available on commercial UAVs many sectors have begun exploring the possible applications of drones.
Many papers published on UAV development Potential for student courses
Our project focuses on implementing obstacle evasion within a defined space using an Optitrack System. This wiki shall firstly discuss the background motivations behind this study as well as the research that has already been conducted within this field. The project shall then be broken into sections...
Background and Previous Studies
Equipment
OptiTrack Motion Capture System
Parrot Mambo Drone
System Design
Testing
Results
Conclusions
References
[1] Commercial drones are the fastest-growing part of the market https://www.economist.com/news/technology-quarterly/21723003-most-drones-today-are-either-cheap-toys-or-expensive-weapons-interesting
