UAS design has in these years reached a point in which trends and objectives are well beyond the actual test capabilities. The tendency of the past to build and test has clearly been overridden by new design concepts for many reasons, one of these being the scarce or null possibility of testing safety-critical systems such as UAV systems. This is the context in which the Elettra-Twin-Flyer (ETF) Simulator is constantly upgraded and rearranged to incorporate new features and more advanced capabilities. In this paper it is shown how the piloting modes have been differentiated, to improve the airship autonomy and allow path following operations. Innovative piloting tools have been introduced and a new Human-Machine-Interface has been proposed along.
Innovative Piloting Technique for a Semi-Autonomous UAV Lighter-Than-Air Platform Simulator / Battipede, Manuela; Vazzola, Matteo; Tancredi, D.. - ELETTRONICO. - (2009). (Intervento presentato al convegno AIAA Modeling and Simulation Technologies Conference tenutosi a Chicago, Illinois - USA nel August 10-13, 2009) [10.2514/6.2009-6229].
Innovative Piloting Technique for a Semi-Autonomous UAV Lighter-Than-Air Platform Simulator
BATTIPEDE, Manuela;VAZZOLA, MATTEO;
2009
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UAS design has in these years reached a point in which trends and objectives are well beyond the actual test capabilities. The tendency of the past to build and test has clearly been overridden by new design concepts for many reasons, one of these being the scarce or null possibility of testing safety-critical systems such as UAV systems. This is the context in which the Elettra-Twin-Flyer (ETF) Simulator is constantly upgraded and rearranged to incorporate new features and more advanced capabilities. In this paper it is shown how the piloting modes have been differentiated, to improve the airship autonomy and allow path following operations. Innovative piloting tools have been introduced and a new Human-Machine-Interface has been proposed along.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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