Mohammed Kabir is an active community developer in PX4. He is an undergrad in MIT’s AeroAstro department, and simultaneously runs Corvus Robotics, where the team is working on the next…
Jinger ZengJanuary 7, 2020
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Mathieu Bresciani is PX4's multicopter maintainer. He is an expert in controls for drones, and can be found on GitHub at: https://github.com/bresch Mathieu Bresciani Can you tell us the story…
GoncaloNovember 26, 2019
Jacob Dahl is a community contributor from Salt Lake City, United States. He contributes to PX4 firmware, and currently working on a UAVCAN enabled smart battery. You can find him…
Jinger ZengOctober 21, 2019
Hamish Wilee is maintainer for PX4 documentation (user guide and developer guide). He has helped and enabled many new community members to get started with PX4. He has two decades…
Jinger ZengOctober 8, 2019
Return mode is used to fly a PX4 vehicle along an unobstructed path to a safe location (and possibly to land). Historically the vehicle would just fly to a safe…
Jinger ZengOctober 3, 2019
Julian Oes is one of the core maintainers for PX4 communications architecture and MAVSDK. You can find him on GitHub at https://github.com/julianoes Check out these talks from Julian: PX4 DevSummit…
Jinger ZengSeptember 23, 2019
Preface: This is the launch of our brand new “Meet the Contributor” interview series on PX4 blog. The motivation behind this is to share the stories of the contributors…
Jinger ZengSeptember 13, 2019
The all-new CUAV V5+ and V5 nano are the newest addition to the FMUV5 based family of flight controllers. The autopilots aim to be low-cost and easy to use for…
Jinger ZengJuly 22, 2019
At the Zurich PX4 DevSummit 2 weeks ago, the PX4 maintainers celebrated the release of PX4 version 1.9 with the community. This latest release is the result of work by…
Jinger ZengJuly 8, 2019
