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Modularized multibody multirotor for independent attitude and position control

Chung et al., 2023

Document ID
1400441298323002714
Author
Chung W
Son H
Publication year
Publication venue
Mechatronics

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This paper presents the novel design and development of a multibody multirotor (MBMR) capable of controlling orientation independent of the position by tilting the passive thrust vector without any additional actuators. Conventional multirotors have a limitation in …
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