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dRonin is an open-source autopilot and flight-controller firmware for hardware derived from the OpenPilot and Tau Labs ecosystems. It is designed for acrobatic flying, racing, autonomous flight, and vehicle research. The project supports a broad range of flight-control boards, including OpenPilot Revolution, BrainFPV, Sparky, Quanton, and several racing-oriented controllers. Its architecture combines embedded flight firmware with supporting ground-control and configuration software. Navigation-capable targets can support more advanced autonomous behavior, while lighter boards can be used for racing and manual flight. ...

Gym-PyBullet-Drones is an open-source Gym-compatible environment for training and evaluating reinforcement learning agents on drone control and swarm robotics tasks. It leverages the PyBullet physics engine to simulate quadrotors and provides a platform for studying control, navigation, and coordination of single and multiple drones in 3D space.

GAAS, or Generalized Autonomy Aviation System, is an open-source autonomy framework for drones, VTOL aircraft, and experimental flying-car research. It focuses on robust autonomous navigation using lidar rather than relying primarily on vision. The system includes mapping, HD-map localization, path planning, obstacle handling, and aircraft-control modules. Localization components include NDT and ICP approaches, with GPU acceleration available for selected algorithms.

This is Fully Functional Ground Control Station Designed for the Zuppa Autopilot , Zuppa FLAME (Farm and Large Area Mapping Solution) and the Zuppa DUSTER (Pesticide Spraying Drone). It has data analyzer tools as well as playback and post flight analysis features. It is compatible for a typical Window Laptop or Windows tab (8" and above) . It has Both offline and online map operation modes , additionally you can also download maps using the ZUPPA GCS software. Very Ergonomically...

...To do this they hold competitions around the world called botball where students program autonomous land robots to perform various sets of tasks. KIPR, now wants to expand and leave the ground by integrating flying robots (the AR Drone) into the tasks for added interest, fun, and challenge for students.