VTOL Simulations for adverse conditions
Master Thesis Proposal in Robotics and AI
Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL) UAVs typically combine the advantages of both rotary-wing and fixed-wing flight, but each model has its unique design features that impact performance. A performance study of VTOL UAVs involves analyzing their capabilities and limitations across a range of factors that impact their operational efficiency. The aim of this thesis is to study the stability and performance of VTOL UAV model.
One master thesis students can work this thesis with focus on ROS2 and Gazebo simulations.
Student needs to integrate the VTOL model in Gazebo and control it using ROS2.
Sensor integration with the VTOL model.
Simulation testing of VTOL for nominal and windy conditions.
Thesis needs to find out the operational range of VTOL model.
The student has a weekly discussion with her/his supervisor in order to be guided.
Contact:
Shridhar Velhal, shrvel@ltu.se
Anton Koval, anton.koval@ltu.se
George Nikolakopoulos, geonik@ltu.se