Currently, I’m engaged in a project involving the development of a self-driving tank. To achieve autonomous navigation, the tank relies on a GPS system to determine its precise location on the Earth. Additionally, due to the project’s complexity and the need for multiple simultaneous operations, we’ve opted to use a… Read More »GPS-Arduino Integration – Serial Buffer Overflow Challenges
I’ve recently commenced work on a project focusing on building my own, self-driving RC tank. Such a project comes with a myriad of decisions, one of the most critical being selecting the right electronic hardware. From microcontrollers to sensors, motors, and communication modules, the choices made in this stage of… Read More »Self Driving Tank Hardware Selection (#1)
Various projects need remote control, like remote control planes, cars, or hexapods. You can make your remote control with an Arduino and NRF24, but sometimes you might prefer a pre-made solution. This was the case with my RC Tank project. While the ultimate goal was to create a custom controller,… Read More »IBUS and Arduino
Whilst studying for my Aerospace Engineering degree, I developed a keen interest in navigation and Autopilot Systems. Unfortunately I never got the opportunity to put my interests to use in the real world. I’ve now graduated and have access to adult money, which means I can afford to spend money… Read More »Self Driving Tank #0 – Project Annoucement
The introduction of X-Plane and Microsoft Flight Simulator has seen a new era of flight simulation commence. An era characterized by impressive graphical fidelity significantly that exceeding the baseline set by their predecessors. These advancements now grant both aviation enthusiasts and casual gamers the opportunity to immerse themselves in an… Read More »What is Mobiflight?
Arduino-MPU6050 Integration. This article discusses what an MPU6050 is and how to use it with an Arduino without using a library.
What is I2C? I2C, or IIC as it is sometimes called, stands for Inter-Integrated Circuit and is a synchronous serial protocol which was developed to facilitate communication between micro-controllers and external peripherals (like sensors or external memory) using just two data wires. Wiring A typical I2C implementation requires two signal… Read More »I2C and how to use it on the Arduino platform
