In this letter, we present the system infrastructure for a swarm of quadrotors, which perform all estimation on board using monocular visual inertial odometry. This is a novel system since it does not require an external motion capture system or GPS and is able to execute formation tasks without inter-robot collisions. The swarm can be deployed in nearly any indoor or outdoor scenario and is scalable to higher numbers of robots. We discuss the system architecture, estimation, planning, and control for the multirobot system. The robustness and scalability of the approach is validated in both indoor and outdoor environments with up to 12 quadrotors
Nowadays visual and inertial information is readily available from small mobile platforms, such as q...
In this extended abstract, we present our latest research in robust state estimation for agile quad...
Different variants of robots are made known to humans. Mobile robots or mobots were discovered a few...
In this letter, we present the system infrastructure for a swarm of quadrotors, which perform all es...
peer reviewedThis paper presents a cost-effective framework for the prototyping of vision-based quad...
peer reviewedThis paper presents a completely autonomous solution to participate in the 2013 Interna...
peer reviewedThis paper presents a completely autonomous solution to participate in the 2013 Interna...
Teams of aerial robots have the potential to become effective information gathering instruments, spe...
This paper presents a cost-effective framework for the prototyping of vision-based quadrotor multi-r...
Teams of aerial robots have the potential to become effective information gathering instruments, spe...
This paper presents a completely autonomous solution to participate in the Indoor Challenge of the 2...
In the last decade, the research field of aerial swarms has grown at a rapid pace. These multi-robot...
Swarm robotics is one of the novel approaches being explored in multiple quadrotor. It aims to mimic...
This paper addresses the development of a lightweight autonomous quadrotor that uses cameras and an ...
Flying robots require a combination of accuracy and low latency in their state estimation in order t...
Nowadays visual and inertial information is readily available from small mobile platforms, such as q...
In this extended abstract, we present our latest research in robust state estimation for agile quad...
Different variants of robots are made known to humans. Mobile robots or mobots were discovered a few...
In this letter, we present the system infrastructure for a swarm of quadrotors, which perform all es...
peer reviewedThis paper presents a cost-effective framework for the prototyping of vision-based quad...
peer reviewedThis paper presents a completely autonomous solution to participate in the 2013 Interna...
peer reviewedThis paper presents a completely autonomous solution to participate in the 2013 Interna...
Teams of aerial robots have the potential to become effective information gathering instruments, spe...
This paper presents a cost-effective framework for the prototyping of vision-based quadrotor multi-r...
Teams of aerial robots have the potential to become effective information gathering instruments, spe...
This paper presents a completely autonomous solution to participate in the Indoor Challenge of the 2...
In the last decade, the research field of aerial swarms has grown at a rapid pace. These multi-robot...
Swarm robotics is one of the novel approaches being explored in multiple quadrotor. It aims to mimic...
This paper addresses the development of a lightweight autonomous quadrotor that uses cameras and an ...
Flying robots require a combination of accuracy and low latency in their state estimation in order t...
Nowadays visual and inertial information is readily available from small mobile platforms, such as q...
In this extended abstract, we present our latest research in robust state estimation for agile quad...
Different variants of robots are made known to humans. Mobile robots or mobots were discovered a few...