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This guide provides a step-by-step process for setting up your system, including preparing the ODroid, configuring ROS2, enabling Visual Inertial Odometry (VIO), and integrating the Pixhawk with ACSL software.
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Setting up the ODroid
Start by flashing your operating system onto the ODroid M1S. Instructions are provided for the server based setup for speed and reliability. -
Configuring the Pixhawk and Fusion Settings
Prepare the Pixhawk according to your chosen sensor fusion method. -
Troubleshooting
Reference the troubleshooting section for solutions to common problems. -
Flight Instructions
Review the primer section for an overview on using the flightstack codebase. -
✈️ ✈️ FLY!
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At this time, VIO-based sensor fusion is supported only in the ACSL-Flightstack-Winged codebase.
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If you encounter issues not yet covered in the troubleshooting section, please report them on GitHub and share any solutions you discover.
ACSL-flightstack — PX4-compatible offboard flight stack designed for multi-rotor UAVs Developed by Mattia Gramuglia, Giri Mugundan Kumar and Andrea L'Afflitto