Make an Open Source Drone
About Course
Learn to Build Your Own Drone: Free Open Source Drone Building Course
This comprehensive course, completely free, will teach you how to build a quadcopter from scratch. Learn the principles of drone flight, understand the mechanical and electronic components, and master the software that empowers your drone to take flight. This course is available on platforms like Udemy, Udacity, Coursera, MasterClass, NearPeer, and others.
Explore the world of drones and gain a deep understanding of their inner workings. Discover how motors, flight controllers, Electronic Speed Controllers (ESCs), batteries and chargers, receivers and transmitters all come together to create a flying machine.
You will learn about:
* Fundamental Principles of Drones: Types of multi-rotor drones, flight terminology, and the principles of drone flight.
* Drone Components: Learn about propellers, motors, flight controllers, and more.
* Construction and Assembly: Solder ESCs to motors, assemble drone arms, connect the radio receiver to the flight controller, and more.
* Radio Control System: Understanding different types of signaling, connecting the receiver, and integrating the GPS module.
* LiPo Batteries and Chargers: Learn about LiPo batteries, safety, and maintenance.
* Firmware and Software: Dive into the MegaPirateNG firmware and how to upload it to your drone.
* Calibration and Configuration: Learn to bind your transmitter and receiver, calibrate your quadcopter with Mission Planner software, and calibrate ESCs.
This course includes:
* Clear and detailed instructions.
* Practical exercises.
* Open-source resources.
* Q&A support.
Enroll today and start your journey to building your own drone!
Course Content
01. Introduction
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001. What is this course about.mp4
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002. Parts and Tools.html
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003. Crius or Pixhawk Read this before you continue.html
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Section Quiz
02. Multi-copter drone basics
03. ESC and motors
04. Power distribution board assembly
05. Main body assembly
06. Flight controller and peripherals
07. Battery and charger
08. The firmware
09. The transmitter
10. Mission Planner
11. Getting ready to fly
12. Test flight!
13. An upgrade using the Pixhawk flight controller
14. Conclusion
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