Raspberry Pi HATs offer small, stackable data acquisition with features like analog and digital I/O.

Also, consider adding a Raspberry Pi single-board computer to your DIY drone. It doesn't replace the flight controller or power distribution board, but it can help with other features like GPS ...

ArduPilot, an open-source software initially created for hobbyist drones, has reportedly been used in a Ukrainian attack that ...

Embarking on the journey of building a drone is not just a DIY adventure ... consider combining a Pi Zero with the PXFmini flight controller, which also comes with Wi-Fi capabilities.

allowing the drone to easily pick up the package and then drop it off quickly. The real key to this build is the control mechanism. [Iloke-Alusala] used an ESP32 to tap into the communications ...

A new technology can reportedly hack enemy drone systems, take control over these devices and convince them to attack their ...

But he says the war turned him into a full-time volunteer in one of the many DIY weapons factories ... of it — spooled out by the drone, transmitting control signals and video feeds between ...

Russian marines rightly are terrified of Ukrainian drones. They, like other Russian troops, are trying everything they can to shoot down, ground and deflect the tiny, explosives-laden drones.

such as the Ukrainians equipping M75 cannons with a fire control system with thermal imaging. However, sensible solutions exist on the Russian side, such as the anti-drone system based on a four ...

First, place the drone on a flat surface and turn it on. As soon as you turn it on, the flight controller will create a Wi-Fi hotspot, so connect to it using the password 12345678 and open the app.

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday ... The electronics of this drone included a rotor, engine, control surfaces on the tail, and a battery. With the rice cakes packed ...