Hello. This is Aiden from the marketing team. Today, I would like to introduce PX4 MAVLink-Python programming, specifically focusing on sending and receiving MAVLink messages. Please note that this content is registered under the copyright of our QUAD Drone Lab, and we kindly ask you to refrain from unauthorized distribution. Sending and Receiving MAVLink Messages…
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Hello to all university students, graduate students, and researchers working tirelessly on autonomous drones in the lab! Have you ever spent hours building a custom drone for your research, only to find it doesn’t fly as you intended? You’ve probably experienced ruined flight tests due to unexplained vibrations, twitching, or unstable hovering. PX4 is an…
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Hello once again, university students and researchers dedicating yourselves to autonomous flight robotics and drone control algorithms! Welcome to the twelfth installment of QUAD Drone Lab’s MAVSDK-Python blog series. Up until now, we have systematically mastered the core and flashy features required to implement autonomous flight—ranging from precise position/velocity control via OFFBOARD mode to manual…
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Hello once again, university students and researchers dedicating yourselves to autonomous flight robotics and drone control algorithms! Welcome to the eleventh installment of QUAD Drone Lab’s MAVSDK-Python blog series. Up until [Part 10], we deeply explored the core principles of autonomous flight, such as position control, velocity control, and feed-forward simultaneous control, where the drone…
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Hello and welcome back, university students and researchers dedicating yourselves to autonomous flight robotics and drone control algorithms! Welcome to the grand tenth installment of our MAVSDK-Python blog series. Throughout [Part 8] and [Part 9], we deeply explored Position Control, which commands the vehicle to move to specific coordinates, and Velocity Control, which dictates the…
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Hello and welcome back, university students and researchers dedicating yourselves to autonomous flight robotics and drone control algorithms! Welcome to the ninth installment of our MAVSDK-Python blog series. In our last session, [Part 8], we learned about Offboard Position Control, which commands the vehicle to move to specific coordinates (NED). However, position control alone has…
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Hello once again, university students and researchers dedicating yourselves to autonomous flight robotics and drone control algorithms! Welcome to the eighth installment of our MAVSDK-Python blog series. In our last session, [Part 7], we built a solid theoretical foundation regarding the communication principles of ‘OFFBOARD Mode’—the absolute core of drone control—along with its three essential…
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Hello once again, university students and researchers dedicating yourselves to autonomous flight robotics and drone control algorithms! Welcome to the seventh installment of our MAVSDK-Python blog series. So far, we have mastered the basic classes of MAVSDK, understood asynchronous (asyncio) programming, and learned how to make a drone take off, land, and fly to designated…
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Hello and welcome back, university students and researchers dedicating yourselves to autonomous flight robotics and drone control algorithms! Welcome to the sixth installment of our MAVSDK-Python blog series. In Part 5, we successfully navigated the biggest programming hurdle: understanding Python’s asynchronous programming (asyncio) syntax from the perspective of drone control. Now, we have acquired both…
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Hello and welcome back, university students and researchers dedicating yourselves to autonomous flight robotics and drone control algorithms! Welcome to the fifth installment of our blog series. In Part 4, we explored the core classes of MAVSDK, such as System, Action, Telemetry, and Offboard, which are used to issue specific commands to the drone. While…
