There are 3 repositories under vtol topic.
GAAS is an open-source program designed for fully autonomous VTOL(a.k.a flying cars) and drones. GAAS stands for Generalized Autonomy Aviation System.
Teensy/Arduino flight controller and stabilization for small-scale VTOL vehicles
An interactional aerodynamics and acoustics solver for multirotor aircraft and wind energy
Curated list of free software and hardware to build remote controlled copters and planes
Examples for the Library for Aircraft Dynamics And Control
Full dynamic model for the Babyshark 260 VTOL UAV.
This repository contains the VTOL book latex source, as well as simulation code.
A fork (copy) of AirSim's Unreal Engine Plugin with added functionality for VTOL aircraft.
fatqat is a ground control station software with image processing apps for ArduPilot systems.
Single Rotor VTOL UAV
One degree-of-freedom (1 DOF) Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL) benchmark using the ESP32 for data acquisition and LabVIEW for PID control and response visualisation.
This toolbox is to ease the process of finding design parameters for fixed-wing battery-powered vertical take-off and landing drones. The toolbox will be regularly expanded to include more variations and design considerations.
This project is used to estimate, isolate and diagnose faults for a quadcopter and a PVTOL and also use a methods to control the system by tolerating the fault. Both quadcopter and PVTOL systems have nonlinear dynamics. The ways for fault estimation in this project consist of nonlinear AO and linear PIO for the PVTOL and qLPV PIO for the quadcopter. The nominal controller in both systems uses unit quaternions. For soft fault in both vehicles, a fault accommodation method is implemented where the estimated fault is added to the nominal control signal to cancel the additive fault.
A Multi-Purpose UAV🛸 with highly efficient airframe, backed with a progressive web app 🌐. Team Pheonix Project Repository for Centuriton Hack MSRIT '22 👨💻, November 2022
This project has a PI and PID control for VTOL system.
Teensy/Arduino flight controller and stabilization for small-scale VTOL vehicles
An Android app with :large_orange_diamond: Firebase Authentication :small_red_triangle: Basic Mavsdk functions :large_blue_circle: Tested with drone simulator
The International Planetary Aerial Systems (IPAS) Challenge is a competition for university students which tasks them with designing a Mars Aerial System which shall be fully equipped and mission-ready for an Operation on Mars. The event was held virtually with about 26 teams participating from all over the world.