ar drone team team members: manish pati , jose jurado ,
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AR Drone Team Team Members: Manish Pati , Jose Jurado , Luke Walsh, Jack Hammons, Steven Bogenshutz Instructors: Prof. Samuel Midkiff and Prof Charles Bouman Purdue University School of Electrical and Computer Engineering. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
AR Drone TeamTeam Members: Manish Pati, Jose Jurado,
Luke Walsh, Jack Hammons, Steven BogenshutzInstructors: Prof. Samuel Midkiff and Prof Charles Bouman
Purdue UniversitySchool of Electrical and Computer Engineering
• Urbi used to control the AR Drone and track a ball or other functions using Gostai modules.
• With the tracking info, AR Drone could navigate automatically.
• AR Drone will be also capable be identifying different objects to accomplish tasks.
Project Background
Urbi is an open source cross-platform software platform in C++.
Urbi is used to develop applications for robotics and complex systems.
Urbi also includes the urbiscript orchestration language which is a parallel and event-driven script language. UObject components can be plugged into urbiscript and appear as native objects that can be scripted to specify their interactions and data exchange.
Urbi Open source
Goal : To use the gostai lab to command the drone to complete various image processing based tasks
Future goals
• Track a path using the bottom camera.
• Track people.A.R. Drone
Linux
Windows, Linux, iOS
Via Wi-Fi
Joystick
OpenCv
Urbi
*NOTE: There are two ways of making the drone fly. Red designates the hard coded platform in C. The black track is the current model being used with Urbi.
• Jose Jurado and Manish Pati worked on the AR Drone during the summer.
• Successfully got the drone to track a red object and follow .
Summer Progress
• Moved to Urbi and the OpenCV platform instead of C programming for the robotic control.
• Moved away from Gostai Lab and Gostai Studio since the software is too expensive.
• Set up a new platform to fly the drone with the joystick, using open source software written for windows.
Progress