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FOSDEM PWA

ArduPilot Advanced Integration

UB2.147 | Day 1 | 15:55 - 16:05 | Speakers: PIERRE KANCIR

ArduPilot Advanced Integration
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Abstract

ArduPilot is a trusted, versatile, and open source autopilot system supporting many vehicle types: multi-copters, traditional helicopters, fixed wing aircraft, boats, submarines, rovers and more. The source code is developed by a large community of professionals and enthusiasts. https://ardupilot.org/

ArduPilot is a well known autopilot for drones but it is often associated to only hobby or academic work. This talk will showcase some advanced features and integration of ArduPilot. The talk will present for each type of vehicle some interesting less known features and provide focused explanation on dual autopilot (or more) and advanced video feed usage with BlueOS (https://bluerobotics.com/what-is-blueos/).

This should give idea how far people can integrate and what crazy idea are possible with ArduPilot from hobbyist to industrial grade, all staying FOSS and documented, of course !

I won't speak about rockets nor GPS denied things. If time permits FROST quantum interoperability will be detailed.

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PIERRE KANCIR

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As a robotics engineer, I have worked on many mobile robotics projects, terrestrial,aerial or sea, for small and medium sized companies. Strongly involved in Open Source through my contributions to robotics, I have created innovative robotics solutions for internal developments or multi-partner projects.

I don't have robots at home as you cannot trust them. As true French, I love highly sophisticated Michelin 3 Stars food : Pizza and Beers

Don't forget that Pierre anwsers better to request when they are all caps and when some cakes recipe are hidden in it, with clue to decode the recipe.

Fun fact about Pierre: apple grow on trees

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