Dual GPS sensor for autonomous navigation with drones
15. 12. 2017 byl na portálu "suasnews.com' publikován článek, jehož plné znění si můžete přečíst na adrese: http://tinyurl.com/yd8pzwu9
Cituji z textu článku:
"The most advanced drones use GPS sensors for Smart navigation functions such as keeping its position at a fixed altitude and position, “Go Home” maneuvers enabling the drone to go back to the takeoff location, autonomous flights which are possible due to a route prepared in advance and made of referenced points by GPS locations… All these smart functions can be optimized through the use of a dual GPS sensor in our drone."
"Drones that use a dual GPS sensor are more reliable, since they have redundancy when there is a failure of signal loss in one of the GPS modules. "
"Drones with dual GPS sensor can be used in situations with electromagnetic interferences, such as powerlines inspections, monitoring mining works in iron mines or other environments with strong electromagnetic fields."
Cituji závěr článku:
"It is remarkable that Veronte Autopilot embeds redundancy for its IMU, therefore it has two independent instruments for navigation, providing higher reliability and performance. The main advantage of having the said redundancy is that data coming from two different IMUs within the same system permit Veronte Autopilot to include extended corrections for positioning and orientation, which improves the position estimation of the dual GPS sensor.:
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