We all know the feeling: another day, another generic LinkedIn recruiter message that clearly wasn't written by a human. But how do you prove it? With a little prompt injection experiment baked right into my LinkedIn profile.
From reading community posts, and even some partners, one recurring issue is how to connect the FCU (Flight Control Unit aka the autopilot) correctly ?
Let’s dive into some examples on how to do it properly on Ubuntu/Debian like computers.
With the application of new regulations all around the world, one noticeable trend is the widespread use of ADS-B (Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast) detection modules on drones. Prominent companies like DJI have integrated these modules into their fleets, and ArduPilot has been supporting ADS-B integration for years even before DJI, thanks in large part to CubePilot and UAvionics. These small, integrated modules, such as those found in CubeOrange baseboards, are revolutionizing drone safety. In this post, we will delve into the world of ADS-B, exploring how to build your own ADS-B receiver.
Cher·e·s dronistes français, (This news is mostly for french people, you will find english translation at the end of the post)
Vous n'êtes pas sans savoir que l'Arrêté du 27 décembre 2019 définissant les caractéristiques techniques des dispositifs de signalement électronique et lumineux des aéronefs circulant sans personne à bord va rentrer en vigueur prochainement. Cela implique que tous les drones pesant 800 grammes ou plus au décollage doivent être équipés d’un dispositif permettant de signaler électroniquement sa présence.
