Computer Control of Off The Shelf "Cheap" Quadcopters: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
(Added some more links under the "External Links" section) |
(Added some more links under the "External Links" section) |
||
| Line 9: | Line 9: | ||
=External Links= | =External Links= | ||
*[https://medium.com/@amine.lemaizi/hacking-a-toy-drone-to-put-artificial-intelligence-on-it-part-1-the-hack-7454e42de376 An article by "Medium" Titled "Hacking a Toy Drone to Put Artificial Intelligence on It, Part 1: The Hack!" ] | *[https://medium.com/@amine.lemaizi/hacking-a-toy-drone-to-put-artificial-intelligence-on-it-part-1-the-hack-7454e42de376 An article by "Medium" Titled "Hacking a Toy Drone to Put Artificial Intelligence on It, Part 1: The Hack!" ] | ||
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSYQyAljYOY A Video by the Youtube Channel "Adam Savage's Tested Titled "Hacking a $20 Toy Helicopter into an Autonomous Drone"] (Used a 20 USD "Micro Helicopter (no onboard camera 1 counterotor) ", an arduino mega connected to the gutted ir remote, and a program using the arduino mega as a [[Logic Analyser]] (via an open source project (which project) ), then custom code for the hid devices they added in | |||
Revision as of 06:35, 5 January 2021
Basics
- This page goes over potential methods for controlling cheap (80-200USD) quadcopter camera "drones" with a PC rather than the included remote and/or mobile app
- Many work via an unsecured 5ghz wifi connection, and thus are quite "hackable"
- Despite not being as user maintainable / capable as a custom built Quadcopter , they are heavily accessable, and quite cost effective, and thus may be of use
Internal Links
External Links
- An article by "Medium" Titled "Hacking a Toy Drone to Put Artificial Intelligence on It, Part 1: The Hack!"
- A Video by the Youtube Channel "Adam Savage's Tested Titled "Hacking a $20 Toy Helicopter into an Autonomous Drone" (Used a 20 USD "Micro Helicopter (no onboard camera 1 counterotor) ", an arduino mega connected to the gutted ir remote, and a program using the arduino mega as a Logic Analyser (via an open source project (which project) ), then custom code for the hid devices they added in