hi Ben
Could you make a sort of flying quadcopter with the beaglebone, that could folow you with a cam when you are playing a sport ?
sorry for the spelling i am dutch :/
hi Ben
Could you make a sort of flying quadcopter with the beaglebone, that could folow you with a cam when you are playing a sport ?
sorry for the spelling i am dutch :/
The OpenROV project uses a BeagleBone and a webcam for the pilot's view via telepresence to the ROV, down past 100ft submergence. An ROV has the advantage of static bouyancy instead of active lift needed for a flying vehicle, but can have several hours operational life with big batteries not possible for flying independent designs with their 5-15 minute operational window before everyone takes a break while the pack recharges. I love quads/hexacopters/etc because you can do some excellent aerial photography for photogrammatic modelling of the land, but people are starting to get fussy if they stray too near private land. Much easier to do the same in the ocean or a local pond, pool, etc that will not have people trying to shoot your bot down or something similar.
Kalani Kirk Hausman
The OpenROV project uses a BeagleBone and a webcam for the pilot's view via telepresence to the ROV, down past 100ft submergence. An ROV has the advantage of static bouyancy instead of active lift needed for a flying vehicle, but can have several hours operational life with big batteries not possible for flying independent designs with their 5-15 minute operational window before everyone takes a break while the pack recharges. I love quads/hexacopters/etc because you can do some excellent aerial photography for photogrammatic modelling of the land, but people are starting to get fussy if they stray too near private land. Much easier to do the same in the ocean or a local pond, pool, etc that will not have people trying to shoot your bot down or something similar.
Kalani Kirk Hausman