ROScopter: A Multirotor Autopilot based on ROSflight 2.0
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| author | Moore, Jacob Reid, Ian Tokumaru, Phil Beard, Randy McLain, Tim |
| author_facet | Moore, Jacob Reid, Ian Tokumaru, Phil Beard, Randy McLain, Tim |
| contents | ROScopter is a lean multirotor autopilot built for researchers. ROScopter seeks to accelerate simulation and hardware testing of research code with an architecture that is both easy to understand and simple to modify. ROScopter is designed to interface with ROSflight 2.0 and runs entirely on an onboard flight computer, leveraging the features of ROS 2 to improve modularity. This work describes the architecture of ROScopter and how it can be used to test application code in both simulated and hardware environments. Hardware results of the default ROScopter behavior are presented, showing that ROScopter achieves similar performance to another state-of-the-art autopilot for basic waypoint-following maneuvers, but with a significantly reduced and more modular code-base. |
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arxiv_https___arxiv_org_abs_2603_05404 |
| institution | arXiv |
| publishDate | 2026 |
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| spellingShingle | ROScopter: A Multirotor Autopilot based on ROSflight 2.0 Moore, Jacob Reid, Ian Tokumaru, Phil Beard, Randy McLain, Tim Robotics ROScopter is a lean multirotor autopilot built for researchers. ROScopter seeks to accelerate simulation and hardware testing of research code with an architecture that is both easy to understand and simple to modify. ROScopter is designed to interface with ROSflight 2.0 and runs entirely on an onboard flight computer, leveraging the features of ROS 2 to improve modularity. This work describes the architecture of ROScopter and how it can be used to test application code in both simulated and hardware environments. Hardware results of the default ROScopter behavior are presented, showing that ROScopter achieves similar performance to another state-of-the-art autopilot for basic waypoint-following maneuvers, but with a significantly reduced and more modular code-base. |
| title | ROScopter: A Multirotor Autopilot based on ROSflight 2.0 |
| topic | Robotics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.05404 |