Power and Autonomous System in UAV for Payload Dropping Mission
Abstract
UAV was designed to participate Kontes Robot Terbang Indonesia 2013 (Indonesia Aerial Robot Contest 2013), payload dropping category, at Institut Teknologi Bandung, Indonesia. In this competition, provided a mission which the UAV has to drop payloads in some target points which is only known when UAV in the flight time. The UAV has to fly autonomously point-to-point while it also search the true point to drop the payloads by camera capturing. By integrating UAV’s system with GCS (Ground Control System), the true point will be known by the operators in the ground control station and the mission can be accomplished.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.21535%2FProICIUS.2014.v10.272
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