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Autonomous Navigation for Flying Robots

IN2318Cross-Cutting Elective Modules2 ECTSEnglishUnregelmäßigDepartment Computer Engineering
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What it is about

You will learn the fundamentals of autonomous navigation of quadrotors: from 3D geometry and probabilistic state estimation to visual odometry, SLAM and control engineering. In the end you will be able to estimate the position of a quadrotor from sensor data, implement an EKF and PID controller, and steer the quadrotor in simulation along a trajectory.

What you will be able to do

  • Explain flight principles of quadcopters and application possibilities
  • Fly a quadcopter safely in simulation
  • Specify the position of a three-dimensional body and compute relative pose
  • Explain the principle of Bayes' state estimation
  • Implement, apply and parameterize Extended Kalman Filter (EKF)
  • Implement PID controller and tune it correctly
  • Understand fundamentals of visual motion estimation and mapping

What the module consists of

  • VideovorlesungenDelivery of theoretical foundations in weekly videos
  • Interaktive Übungs- und ProgrammieraufgabenApplication of the content; implementation of Python scripts for the simulator
  • SimulationsexperimentePractical flight experiments in the browser-based quadrotor simulator

Teaching method

  • MOOC / Videovorlesungfor theory delivery in asynchronous form
  • Experimente (Simulation)to test practical skills and algorithms
  • Einzelarbeit (Hausaufgaben)to consolidate what was learned through programming tasks
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