Modelling and control of a quad-rotor robot

P Pounds, R Mahony, P Corke - Proceedings of the 2006 …, 2006 - eprints.qut.edu.au
Proceedings of the 2006 Australasian Conference on Robotics and …, 2006eprints.qut.edu.au
To date, most quad-rotor aerial robots have been based on flying toys. Although such
systems can be used as prototypes, they are not sufficiently robust to serve as experimental
robotics platforms. We have developed the X-4 Flyer, a quad-rotor robot using custom-built
chassis and avionics with off-the-shelf motors and batteries, to be a highly reliable
experimental platform. The vehicle uses tuned plant dynamics with an onboard embedded
attitude controller to stabilise flight. A linear SISO controller was designed to regulate flyer …
To date, most quad-rotor aerial robots have been based on flying toys. Although such systems can be used as prototypes, they are not sufficiently robust to serve as experimental robotics platforms. We have developed the X-4 Flyer, a quad-rotor robot using custom-built chassis and avionics with off-the-shelf motors and batteries, to be a highly reliable experimental platform. The vehicle uses tuned plant dynamics with an onboard embedded attitude controller to stabilise flight. A linear SISO controller was designed to regulate flyer attitude.
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