Design Review #2-Spring ‘13 Team 6: Autonomous Ariel Vehicle AUVSI 2013 Student Unmanned Air Systems Competition Ken Anderson, Arielle Duen, Eric Milo,

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Design Review #2-Spring ‘13 Team 6: Autonomous Ariel Vehicle AUVSI 2013 Student Unmanned Air Systems Competition Ken Anderson, Arielle Duen, Eric Milo, Ernandes Nascimento, Cristopher Timmons, Robert Woodruff & Matthew Yasensky

Today’s Topics Brief Overview of Project/Competition Flight Progress Imaging Processing Update Camera/Gimbal System Update Autopilot and Navigation Update Schedule/Budget Summary 2 Presented By: Ken Anderson

3 Project/Competition Overview AUVSI-Competition Project Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International Search and Rescue Natural Disaster Scenario I.S.R. Intelligence Surveillance Reconnaissance Presented By: Ken Anderson

Competition Objectives 4 Waypoint Navigation Coordinate Change Autonomous Takeoff and Landing Autonomous Area Search for Ground Targets Image Recognition of Ground Targets Safety Precautions Presented By: Ken Anderson

Plane updates 5 Additional electronics added: Camera/Gimbal Mounted 2 servos = 2 DOF Presented By: Eric Milo Video Transmitter mounted Battery pack installed

Hardware Installed and Functional 6 Sony KPC Camera Gimbal System Autopilot System - 3-Axis Gyroscope - 3-Axis Magnetometer Ublox GPS Telemetry Transmitter Radio Receiver Video Transmitter Electronics Power Supply Magnum XL Engine Pitot Probe

7 Fuel Tank Spare Bladder Engine Pressure Line Fuel Line Fuel Tank Engine Pressure Line Fuel Line Current Fuel Setup: Future Fuel Setup: Presented By: Eric Milo Extending our flight time

Image Processing Update Hardware Implemented system hardware on air vehicle Implemented composite-to-USB encoder First successful wireless video communication Software Utilization of new hardware with existing software Presented By: Robert Woodruff 8

Image Processing Update In-flight Video Image Processing from in-flight video Presented By: Robert Woodruff 9

Image Processing – Future Work Hardware Video Interference Shield communication cables Pursue more efficient antennae Vibrations Better ground targets Software Real-time image processing Refine existing algorithms Presented By: Robert Woodruff 10

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Gimbal System Update 12 Autopilot is able to control the servos The old system needed improvements Rolling degree of freedom compromised Old system was designed for a bigger camera Camera too close to the ground during landing/taking off Problem: system not working properly on flight Presented By: Ernandes Nascimento

13 Gimbal System Update Redesigning the System Better view clearance Less space required Easier assembly on the plane Better correction angle for rolling movements Less weight on the plane Less center of gravity dislocation Vibrations problem reduced Presented By: Matt Yasensky

Budget 14 Presented By: Arielle Duen

Schedule – Spring Semester 15 Presented By: Arielle Duen

Summary 16 Presented By: Arielle Duen Text

17 Questions?