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Ok, a little more input. Both are android users and prefer open-source hardware and software. The Parrot AR 2.0 looked good at first, but I'm unsure as to the
by kposehn 13y ago
Ok, a little more input.
Both are android users and prefer open-source hardware and software. The Parrot AR 2.0 looked good at first, but I'm unsure as to the level of community support for the android software.
They are also very skilled at low level programming, so some of the newer Linux based drones are appealing.
- pchristensen 13y agoI'd recommend the 3DRobotics Iris: https://store.3drobotics.com/products/IRIS https://store.3drobotics.com/products/IRIS Runs the PX4 autopilot (which I believe is hackable), can be controlled by RC, has good support for camera, gimballs, attachments, etc. The Parrot firmware is closed and I don't know about other firmware implementations, but the protocol is open so you can write clients to control is - https://github.com/felixge/node-ar-drone https://github.com/felixge/node-ar-drone being one of the most well known.
- The_Double 13y agoReally, just build your own? Take a look at multiwii for software and plans, and hobbyking for parts.