Automatic Quadcopter Control Avoiding Obstacle Using Camera with Integrated Ultrasonic Sensor

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Automatic navigation on the drone is being developed these days, a wide variety of types of drones and its automatic functions. Drones used in this study was an aircraft with four propellers or quadcopter. In this experiment, image processing used to recognize the position of an object and ultrasonic sensor used to detect obstacle distance. The method used to trace an obsctacle in image processing was the Lucas-Kanade-Tomasi Tracker, which had been widely used due to its high accuracy. Ultrasonic sensor used to complement the image processing success rate to be fully detected object. The obstacle avoidance system was to observe at the program decisions from some obstacle conditions read by the camera and ultrasonic sensors. Visual feedback control based PID controllers are used as a control of drones movement. The conclusion of the obstacle avoidance system was to observe at the program decisions from some obstacle conditions read by the camera and ultrasonic sensors.

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Anis, H., Fadhillah, A. H. I., Darma, S., & Soekirno, S. (2018). Automatic Quadcopter Control Avoiding Obstacle Using Camera with Integrated Ultrasonic Sensor. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 1011). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/1011/1/012046

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