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Jasper Schulte
@zjaaspoer
Controlling a swarm of drones with JavaScript
Submitted Mar 28, 2019
Technical level:
Beginner
Section:
Full talk (40 mins)
We’re pretty used to drones flying around us by now. Until now most of these drones were still controlled by a human operator. But what if we could control them solely using our code? In this talk I will show how to control multiple drones using JavaScript. With the help of Node.js we’ll send commands to the drones and read back their telemetry. I will talk about the difficulties of flying and keeping control of a drone completely without human interference. In the second part we will actually send the drones flying and I’ll ask two audience members to participate in a small ‘drone’ game.
Outline #
First of all, it’s JavaScript! :) Over the years I found that a lot of coders are really interested in using their code to control stuff (hardware) in the real world. And if that hardware happens to be a drone it becomes even more exciting. I’ll take along the audience showing them what it takes to fly a drone with code. And the result is quite spectacular: Several drones flying together on stage.
Requirements #
These drones are very small and therefore not very powerful. They also have a cage around them protecting them from the outside world and vice versa. Because of these two points they are completely safe (but very spectacular) to fly on stage
Speaker bio #
Hacker Founder. During the day I’m CTO of GreenHome, a sustainable scale up from Amsterdam, during the evening I build my own drones and try to do all kind of fun stuff with them.
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