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* whatnick blog: [http://whatnicklife.blogspot.com/2010/01/quadcopter-taking-shape.html "quadcopter taking shape"]; and other [http://whatnicklife.blogspot.com/search/label/quadcopter quadcopter posts] | * whatnick blog: [http://whatnicklife.blogspot.com/2010/01/quadcopter-taking-shape.html "quadcopter taking shape"]; and other [http://whatnicklife.blogspot.com/search/label/quadcopter quadcopter posts] | ||
+ | * [http://wsn.oversigma.com/wiki/index.php?title=WSN_Platforms WSN wiki: wireless sensor node platforms] -- perhaps we could use one of these boards for our wireless communication, or perhaps make incremental improvements, rather than designing yet another one from scratch? | ||
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Revision as of 16:13, 12 April 2010
A multi-rotor helicopter is a flying vehicle with more than one rotor.
The nice people at http://www.quadheli.com/ have asked for our help designing and building a multi-rotor helicopter.
Several people are using small unmanned helicopters with 4 rotors ("quadheli" or "quadcopter").
goals
motors and propellers
frame
camera
electronics
testing
unsorted
way too many links here. Please delete the ones not relevant to multi-rotor helicopters.
- Wikipedia: quadrotor is a nice introduction. But what are these "three rotor craft" it mentions? (TriCopter? Tri-copter?)
- The Gluonpilot wiki (autopilot) mentions "Quadrocopter" [1]
- MikroKopter wiki [2]
- QC-Copter Wiki [3]
- QuadroCopter Wikia [4]
- ARM-o-Kopter wiki [5]
- DIYdrones: "There are a zillion quad- and tri-copters out there" [6]
- DIYdrones: Quadcopters discussion forum [7]
- DIYdrones: Return to Home Quadrocopter (UAVX) [8]
- DIYdrones: "There are loads of open source quadcopters out there, but they're all ..." [9] Is it possible to design a helicopter that avoids this problem?
- the "ChRoMicro - Cheap Robotic Microhelicopter HOWTO" [10], [11] describes "how to build a 300 g helicopter with embedded Linux and Bluetooth datalink from off-the shelf components for less than 500 EUR." Can these ideas be adapted to helicopters with more rotors?
- Quadrotto: Project Quadcopter [12], [13]. Is there any way to avoid making the same mistakes all over again, and instead make fresh new mistakes? :-).
- RCgroups: Multi Rotor Helis discussion forum [14]
- microdrones [15]
- whatnick blog: "quadcopter taking shape"; and other quadcopter posts
- WSN wiki: wireless sensor node platforms -- perhaps we could use one of these boards for our wireless communication, or perhaps make incremental improvements, rather than designing yet another one from scratch?