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Develop a versatile flight control system for a Micro Aerial Vehicle to achieve full autonomy. Business goals include stabilization, adaptability to different conditions, and seamless integration. Aim to compete in the 2010 MAV Competition.
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Project P09122:MAV Control System • - Project Manager • Lead Engineer • Flight Controls and Test Stand Design • Electronics and Test Stand Design • Electronics and Test Stand Design • Controller Integration and Programming • Controller Integration and Programming Erik Bellandi - ME Ben Wager - ME Garrett Argenna - ME Tahar Allag - EE Michael Pepen - EE Stephen Nichols - CE Ramon Campusano - CE
Background • Past projects focused on obtaining small size • MAV rules have changed so focus is on autonomy with small size being secondary. • Fly autonomously indoors and out MIT Autonomous UAV Aerobatics Project
ProjectMission Statement Product Description /Project Overview To design and build a flight control system for the Micro Aerial Vehicle, that will most quickly lead to a fully autonomous system. Key Business Goals/Project Deliverables Primary Business Goals: Make the MAV as autonomous as possible. A control system able to stabilize and control the flight of the MAV based on inputs. A control system that can be adapted for flight conditions, payloads and platform characteristics. A fully tested control system capable of integrating to the MAV platform. Secondary Business Goal: System capable of competing in the 2010 MAV Competition. Primary Customers Dr. Jeffrey Kozak Advisor to MAV Teams MAV Team Other Stakeholders Other 2009 MAV projects Vendors Funding Projects RIT