Sam Cubero - PhD (USQ), BE Hons Mech (UQ)

  

 

UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) / flying robots
 

Aerial robots are very complex machines to control, since every flying object has 6 degrees of freedom that need to be controlled, namely, the gross movements (x, y, z), and the 3 orientation rotations (roll, pitch, yaw).  Mechatronic technologies  can be used to control such degrees of freedom, to make it much easier to control hovering and flying aircraft.

 

 

QTAR:  Quad Thrust Aerial Robot  (built by Joshua Portlock & Brett Hammil, Supervisor: Sam Cubero)

 

 
Flying triangle  (built by Paul Deuchar, Supervisor:  Sam Cubero)

 

 

 



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