How do you power them up when flying with drone? I am having voltage issues

Is this program ok? const int pwmPin = 9; void setup() { pinMode(pwmPin, OUTPUT); } void loop() { analogWrite(pwmPin, 255); // 255 es el valor máximo para el PWM (100%) while (true) { } }

OMG , what University you studied in that left you clueless regarding RPI hardware specs....

What are you using on the RPI? Octoprint? Or just the camera?

You should really put your hair up when working with a drill

Id recommend keeping the battery out of the hot area because it will break faster because its working harder in the heat but this is amazing keep up the work.

Can you program it to follow strangers? For Halloween

definitely earned a sub! Thank you for this video!

Very very good. I want to do this. I want to repeat your steps and mistakes and fixes until it works. I have not watched all of your relevant videos (for this drone project) from start to finish. I am unclear how the Pixhawk and the Jetson Nano communicate. Or maybe they don't send messages to each other. Why should they? I want to start at the same starting point you did and go step by step. Fantastic! I've heard the Jetson Orin is much faster than the Jetson Nano. But I think you chose the Oak D-Lite to speed up the image processing. Yes?

I watched the whole video series. So inspiring

Great project BRO!!!

Genial! Muito bem feito, parabéns 👏❤️

I lost it at 11:55 😆

Hello Sir, your videos are very useful. Thank you very much I am newbie to Drone building DIY. I have Pixhawk 2.4.8 and wanted to use it with 4-in-1 ESC along with Raspberry PI 4 or 5. I watched all the videos out there on this scenario and all of them uses individual ESC's for each motors. I came across encoder to use but surely not understand it. I watched this video about connecting Raspberry PI to Pixhawk so I think I am okay there but not connecting 4-in-1 ESC to Pixhawk. Would you be able to suggest how I can get 4-in-1 ESC connected to Pixhawk? Or if you could do a video on it, would be awesome. Thank you so much for all your help in advance sir.

How did you provide power to Nvidia Jetson Nano from the battery?

Hello, very nice video, I have one question though. I have some real trouble calibrating my esc's, how did you do that? I have exactly the same as you, though my RC is using elrs. How did you calibrate your esc?

Libxslt is not installing

Great job!

Heyy I am also working on a similar project can you suggest which camera would be good to use with rpi4 for object detection tasks from a drone?

How do you have only 5000 Subs! The quality is too good

For those looking into a 3d printed enclosure. An Ender 3 enclosure is like $40 on Amazon.

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Supplies needed: wood, screws, more screws, a broken drone

Perfect work! Please continue, you're helping a lot people with these videos!

I'd like to watch the rest, but your "music" is too annoying.

Great work! What image did you boot your Nano from? I used the official one from Nvidia but it seems very outdated.

There are some free programs that do the same thing, no need to wait hours for this one to install.

Sir can i use this same code for raspberry pi 5

jetson says permission denied on THS1 port error 13

Great work here 👍

You gotta fail many times in order to know how to win, you've got it my friend!

Hi, is the code correct? Compilation error: 'TCCR1A' was not declared in this scope

I just got into 3d printing literally yesterday, & when ever I start something (even though I study up ahead of time) I dive right into it. I chose abs because thats what I read was the best for interior parts for vehicles. The first parts I printed were 2 shifter Knobs (army green ABS), I noticed right away that I was having a few layers delaminate but overall it came out well enough for a Usable prototype. After that however any part I tried to print (black ABS and Neon Green) were coming apart so as I read more I learned about the need for an enclosure so here I am. Your build is exactly what I was thinking would fit my needs. Thank you for the Video and awesome work.

Hey I'm happy to pay you a premium for your time to help me remotely to achieve a project exactly like this.

maybe next a simple diagram that shows that you connect rx to tx?

You got a big enough soldering iron there fella? I think that model is meant for plumbers to braze copper pipes, lol. Joking aside what a great video, I wish you lots of luck for the future.

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Okay now set your code to run waypoint missions at the park until it detects a person and have it follow them.

I want to make something similar for my Ender 5-Plus. Any chance you’d like to help out figuring out how to do this best, size wise and everything? You got a Discord handle…?

what are the connections between pixhawk and jetson could u tell specifically

Tip. Pre heat the bed like 15-20 min before printing to heat up the enclosure.

3d printed for about 5 years. got out of the hobby and want to get back into it and i LOVE this simple and clean design. going to steal it and supersize it for a comgrow t300. thanks for the video! great stuff!

can we replace the arduino with a 555 timer which is a lot cheaper

Hi Matt, very informative video! Would you know which new flight controllers will work with Jatson boards?

Amazing😮😊

Really fun and inspiring video man!👍👍

Like my favorite t-shirt says. "I don't know how to act my age, I have never been this old before" Love Your Work

Education is expensive, but a smart man can learn from his mistakes. A wise man learns from the mistakes of others, but a fool never learns from his own mistakes.

Are there at least two variants of the Oak-D-Lite: Fixed focus and Auto focus. If that is indeed the case which one did you use? My apologies if you mentioned that in the video and I missed it. I'm guessing you chose the Oak-D-Lite with Auto focus. Yes? No?

bro what i have to do in the px4 im using the cube black, to enable mavlin in telemetry 1 or 2?