brmHawk

brmHawk
founder:	tlapka
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status:	planned

Project of AUAV - Autonomous Unmanned Areal Vehicle. Purpose of this project is to develop an autonomous unmanned aerial vehicle used for surveillance monitoring purposes.

In search of lost persons is deployed police helicopter, the operation costs around € 2,000 per flight hour. This tool allows you to have a tenth the cost compared to the helicopter while offering much higher efficiency. The product is fully autonomous and able to cooperate with other agents.

Objectives

• Control, including preparation to fly by one person
• Payload module solutions - containers
• Resistance to interference
• Fault tolerance services like GPS
• Direct data communication between the agents and base station
• 30 km range (in stage 3.)
• Lasting 1 hour in the air
• Modular design allows easy replacement of damaged parts with new ones at mobile ground station
• High cruise speed
• The ability to fly low over the terrain
• The ability to co-operation with other agents
• The ability of autonomous tasks
• Inertial Navigation System

Main control device based on brmCarramba

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Picture edge recognization for control system of AUAV based on FPGA.

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Phase 1 - electric turbine, phase 2. - turbine powered piston gas engine, phase 3. - concept of combinantion electric turbine and ramjet

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• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inertial_navigation_system