Developing an autonomous drone using a Raspberry Pi 3 to follow a person.
Clearly this is a work in process
- Raspberry Pi 3 (running Raspbian)
- MultiWii Flight Controller
- SF250 FPV Racing Drone Quadcopter
- Python 3.6 - Scripts for raspberry pi
- pyMultiWii - Python Library
- OpenCV - Python library
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We would like to give a huge thank you to Aldo Vargas for creating an well documented Python library within the drone community, and for taking the time to advise and support us throughout this project. ) who rea We were inspired to create this project after a realization of this project's impact. The idea is sourced from Brian Gothberg because of how difficult it was to track his form while swimming. As a professional lifegard and developer he took the inititive to bring along three more members to build out his vision for a better way to improve his swimming skills.