Hi there, during the past years I learned a lot on drones / RC airplanes and started to collect open components and projects / communities that share their knowledge and progress to the public. I tried to write down all about the ecosystem (OpenTX, INAV, ...) but also discovered some nice gems:
https://github.com/Matthias84/awesome-flying-fpv
Would be happy if any senior might contribute some more picks?
Good evening. I looked at your work. Of course impressive!!! There for all occasions. However, you and the community have to come to something mature. One way or another, you will be forced to explain to users that there is official aviation and that all that you do must be transferred for approval by the competent authorities, namely the state services of the countries of residence. Then it will have an effect, well, like for example in Veronte, Spain ... Their automation was recognized as suitable for aviation in the USA. There are relevant approval documents. Then your talented works, I emphasize talented!!! will have a future. For some reason, most people do not want to read РART-21, various STANAGs, etc.... I really support your cool work, but I recommend that you pay attention... that this is aviation, and these are big risks!!! Must be normatively competent! With deep respect, Mykhailo Matiychyk... and more. There is nothing outdated in aerodynamics!!! An airplane is not an engine, not a transistor, and not software... It is geometry and mass that interacts with a very capricious lady - the atmosphere.
Pixhawk autopilots are becoming something of the product to beat right now.
Good day. I meant to say, enter the aviation market. For example, like Veronte. There must be a device suitable for aviation. It is certain that you will defeat the Pixhawk as you wish!!! But aviation does not understand that!!! There must be approval from the aviation authorities, simply - certification. I wish you success. With deep respect, Mykhailo Matiychyk.
THANKS. NOW WE ARE FOCUSSED ON DRONES MADE OUT OF NATURAL FIBERS.
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