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The operations of UAVs indoors have numerous issues that involves the limited area available to fly the UAVs.  The safe operations of UAVs require constant vigilance of the operator to limit the hazards and damage to property and personnel.  This  project  aims  to  build  a  multi-drone  (UAV/UGV)  tracking  and  formation  control  platform  with  a  high  precision OptiTrack motion capture system.  This aided control will limit the operating area of the drones in a safe and controlled manner while  allowing the operator to perform the required manoeuvres  while within the area. The  obstacles and boundaries of the operations area are defined in the system for the drones to avoid during operations.The development will expand on design completed in 2018, and currently in progress that utilises the Robot Operating Systems (ROS).  CASA is currently planning to update the micro category to drones up to 250g, and we will develop a suitable drone with this weight limit.
 
The operations of UAVs indoors have numerous issues that involves the limited area available to fly the UAVs.  The safe operations of UAVs require constant vigilance of the operator to limit the hazards and damage to property and personnel.  This  project  aims  to  build  a  multi-drone  (UAV/UGV)  tracking  and  formation  control  platform  with  a  high  precision OptiTrack motion capture system.  This aided control will limit the operating area of the drones in a safe and controlled manner while  allowing the operator to perform the required manoeuvres  while within the area. The  obstacles and boundaries of the operations area are defined in the system for the drones to avoid during operations.The development will expand on design completed in 2018, and currently in progress that utilises the Robot Operating Systems (ROS).  CASA is currently planning to update the micro category to drones up to 250g, and we will develop a suitable drone with this weight limit.
 
== Introduction ==
 
== Introduction ==
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Project description here
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=== Project team ===
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==== Project students ====
 
* Reilly Collins
 
* Reilly Collins
 
* Caleb Mercer
 
* Caleb Mercer
 
* Christopher Fernandes
 
* Christopher Fernandes
 
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==== Supervisors ====
=== Supervisors ===
 
 
* Dr. Hong Gunn Chew
 
* Dr. Hong Gunn Chew
 
* Dr. Duong Duc Nguyen
 
* Dr. Duong Duc Nguyen
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==== Advisors ====
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=== Objectives ===
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Set of objectives
  
 
== Background ==
 
== Background ==
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=== Topic 1 ===
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== Method ==
 
== Method ==
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== Results ==
 
== Results ==
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== Conclusion ==
 
== Conclusion ==
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== References ==
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[1] a, b, c, "Simple page", In Proceedings of the Conference of Simpleness, 2010.

Revision as of 19:37, 20 April 2020

The operations of UAVs indoors have numerous issues that involves the limited area available to fly the UAVs. The safe operations of UAVs require constant vigilance of the operator to limit the hazards and damage to property and personnel. This project aims to build a multi-drone (UAV/UGV) tracking and formation control platform with a high precision OptiTrack motion capture system. This aided control will limit the operating area of the drones in a safe and controlled manner while allowing the operator to perform the required manoeuvres while within the area. The obstacles and boundaries of the operations area are defined in the system for the drones to avoid during operations.The development will expand on design completed in 2018, and currently in progress that utilises the Robot Operating Systems (ROS). CASA is currently planning to update the micro category to drones up to 250g, and we will develop a suitable drone with this weight limit.

Introduction

Project description here

Project team

Project students

  • Reilly Collins
  • Caleb Mercer
  • Christopher Fernandes

Supervisors

  • Dr. Hong Gunn Chew
  • Dr. Duong Duc Nguyen

Advisors

Objectives

Set of objectives

Background

Topic 1

Method

Results

Conclusion

References

[1] a, b, c, "Simple page", In Proceedings of the Conference of Simpleness, 2010.