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Present yourself to VirtualRobotix Community

Posted by Roberto Navoni on January 6, 2011 at 12:48am in Present your project - Building Log

Dear Friends,
In this section of the forum you can tell who you are, what are your hobbies, and your experience in developing firmware, hardware, frame. In the creation of documentation, management of other community, coordination of activities' of the project. Put your link at your blog , facebook page , twitter , Etc. Etc. If you prefer you can insert your presentation in your Blog Page on Virtual Robotix and send the link in this thread.

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Roberto Navoni

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  • Erik Wittenzellner November 27, 2014 at 9:47am
    I'm Erik Wittenzellner from outside Atlanta USA, my son is starting in Cinema production and I want to support him with a hand held gimbal for his Black Magic cinema camera.
    I am a hobbyist and ride dirt bikes when I can.
    I am looking to scratch build a rig and use the 3axis controller to drive it.
    Looking forward to starting this project and hope I can get a decent working gimbal in the next months.
  • Roberto Navoni February 2, 2013 at 9:49pm

    Welcome Giuseppe,

    benvenuto :)

  • Giuseppe February 2, 2013 at 10:13am

    Hi All,

    I'm Giuseppe from Catania (Sicily) and simply I love multirotors selfmade.

    My real job is really different from this wonderful technology, and for me is just a fantastic hobby.

    I'll see you and talk to you soon.

    ^^^

    Ciao a Tutti

    Sono Giuseppe da Catania (Sicilia) e semplicemente la mia passione è costruire multicosi.

    Esplico un'attività lavorativa che nulla a che vedere con questa splendida tecnologia, pertanto per me rimane un fantastico hobby.

    Ci sentiamo presto.

    Ciao - Giuseppe

  • Andoko GUnawan August 22, 2012 at 5:37am

    Hello i am andoko gunawan from indonesia,

    I just recently beginning to fly multirotor, and for the quest of looking an ARM autopilot, i found this community.

    My basic is software engineer, so i think i have to learn much. 

    I am interested in developing ARM based solution, although i have much to learn :)

    Hope i can help,

    Regards, 

    Andoko

  • Sam Reghenzi August 20, 2012 at 4:14am

    Hi

    My name is Sam, I'm from Italy and total neewb in the UAV. I'm a software engineer so I'm more interested in this view point than the hardware/modeling tweaking. I heard that there was a Java ground station initiative in this community and I would be please to help... if I don't soil a finger or two assembling my first quad.

    See ya

  • Anish November 17, 2011 at 4:53am

    Hi ,

     I am Anish , I'm based in UK and I work as a cloud/crypto/security expert. I do love everything technology related and admit to being  very curious. I do have good understanding of electronics, programming ( stopped programming a decade ago for anything to do with living), mathematics/algorithms ( phd thesis in topic related to this)

    I also do amit to being intersted in all things R/C controlled (cars - baja (electric conversion done) to traxaas to 1/8 electric, planes (trainer and cloud fly), heli's (msr , blade 450 and razor 500)). My experiments with quads include AR drone , two quads and a hex ( APM, multiwii and FY90Q).

    I spend a bit of time on DIYDrones and followed Roberto across to see his exploits :)

  • Jan Vervoorst November 16, 2011 at 9:00am

    Hi all,

    my name is Jan Vervoorst and currently I am a Ph.D. student at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. I started with Arducopter and AR.Drone as a fun/research project last summer and am now awaiting delivery of my first MP32 board. I hope to use the power of the ARM processor to implement more complex control algorithms that will deliver better flight performance and stability for multirotor platforms. My specific focus is on robust and adaptive controllers.

    • Rui Marques > Jan Vervoorst November 16, 2011 at 11:01am

      adaptative control is great :) wish you luck

       

  • Rui Marques September 28, 2011 at 1:23am

    Hello, my name is Rui Marques and I'm 37 years old, from Portugal.

    I'm a computer technician and I restarted studying 2 years ago starting a License Degree in Computer Engineering. I don't master anything but I'm a bit into everything :) I do some programming in C, C++, Java, .NET, SQL, Assembly. In my early days I've programmed in Cobol, VBasic, Clipper and Pascal, and it was a bit confusing entering the Object Oriented languages, but managed to.

    I love everything regarding technology and I'm very curious. I must always have some kind of challenge in my life that makes me think and learn. I also love mathematics and it's misteries even tough I don't master it. I had no previous experience in aero RC and the quad was my first attempt, wich has been going well. I also like RC cars, especially rock crawlers... those suspensions amaze me :) I have 2 beautifull Tamya F 350 with 3 gearbox all pimped up. For my quad, wich I hope will become a successfull drone, I'm using both Ardupilot board and Multipilot 32 board and an Oilpan (for now). If I can help anyone with anything, I'll sure try to.

  • Alessandro July 21, 2011 at 3:49am

    Hi All,

    My name is Alessandro, I'm Italian and I am doing the graduation thesis in informatic engineer.

    I'm crazy for all that is R/C controlled (cars, planes, helicopters...), but I am new to the great world of UAV. 

    In my thesis I'm studying IMU platforms with MEMS inertial sensors and GPS.

    At the moment I'm working to my first personal multirotor (the Ar Drone), then I would transform my Easy Star in a UAV and finally I will use the Mikrokopter solution at my university for aerial photogrammetry. 

     

    Best Regards and sorry if my english not so good, I'll do the best to improve it!

     

    Alessandro 

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