This paper proposes a hierarchical hybrid architecture of a reactive system that governs the operation of a helicopter based UAV. The mission of the helicopter is to search for, investigate and locate objects in an unknown environment. To perform visual navigation, the helicopter is equipped with a FlightVehicle Management System(FVMS) and a vision system that scans the ground for objects and landmarks. Hybrid system combines continuous dynamics with discrete automata, and therefore provides a congenial framework to integrate planning, vision and control. Computer Aided Design tools for real-time embedded systems enhance the conception and verification of the FVMS
Dynamics of miniature unmanned helicopter are considered nonlinear and mutually coupled; therefore d...
The technological innovation in robotics and in particular aerial vehicle drone-multirotor creates t...
Summarization: The development of a vision system to aid the autonomous navigation of an unmanned he...
In this paper, we propose a hybrid modelling and control design scheme for an unmanned helicopter. T...
Guidance and control of autonomous vehicles is a difficult and often calculation-intensive process. ...
This paper describes recent results on system design and implementation of Berkeley UAV. The system ...
The aim of this research project is to develop an autopilot system that enables the helicopter model...
Unmanned aircraft systems (UASs) are an important future technology with early generations already b...
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) have a tremendous appeal. One can imagine a large number of applicat...
Autonomous helicopters and relevant applications have been prevalent subjects for research in the pa...
In this paper, the robust hybrid control design is investigated for a small scale helicopter flying ...
Autonomous Aerial Vehicles are playing a vital role in today’s world in many aspects. Specifically, ...
Designing autonomous flight control system for a mini scale helicopter is very challenging due to th...
UnrestrictedResearch on unmanned aerial vehicles is motivated by applications where human interventi...
Unmanned aerial vehicles UAV(s) are an area of interest for surveillance applications. UAV(s) have ...
Dynamics of miniature unmanned helicopter are considered nonlinear and mutually coupled; therefore d...
The technological innovation in robotics and in particular aerial vehicle drone-multirotor creates t...
Summarization: The development of a vision system to aid the autonomous navigation of an unmanned he...
In this paper, we propose a hybrid modelling and control design scheme for an unmanned helicopter. T...
Guidance and control of autonomous vehicles is a difficult and often calculation-intensive process. ...
This paper describes recent results on system design and implementation of Berkeley UAV. The system ...
The aim of this research project is to develop an autopilot system that enables the helicopter model...
Unmanned aircraft systems (UASs) are an important future technology with early generations already b...
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) have a tremendous appeal. One can imagine a large number of applicat...
Autonomous helicopters and relevant applications have been prevalent subjects for research in the pa...
In this paper, the robust hybrid control design is investigated for a small scale helicopter flying ...
Autonomous Aerial Vehicles are playing a vital role in today’s world in many aspects. Specifically, ...
Designing autonomous flight control system for a mini scale helicopter is very challenging due to th...
UnrestrictedResearch on unmanned aerial vehicles is motivated by applications where human interventi...
Unmanned aerial vehicles UAV(s) are an area of interest for surveillance applications. UAV(s) have ...
Dynamics of miniature unmanned helicopter are considered nonlinear and mutually coupled; therefore d...
The technological innovation in robotics and in particular aerial vehicle drone-multirotor creates t...
Summarization: The development of a vision system to aid the autonomous navigation of an unmanned he...