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enter Dept name in Title Master Preliminary Design Review AAPS Automated Aero-Painting System Team Members: Adib Khozouee Chris Brennan Edmar Gonçalves Ejiroghene Urhiafe Advisors: Csaba Andras Moritz Roderic Grupen
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Preliminary Design Review

AAPS Automated Aero-Painting

System

Team Members:Adib Khozouee Chris BrennanEdmar GonçalvesEjiroghene Urhiafe

Advisors: Csaba Andras Moritz Roderic Grupen

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Background and Motivation

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) revolutionizing aviation technology• Do not require qualified pilot on board• Reduces exposure risk of the aircraft operator• Flight time of up to 30 hours, performing raster scan of

a region, in darkness or fog, under computer control• Can enter environments that are dangerous to human

life• Can be programmed to complete a mission

autonomously• Automation reduces inspection and maintenance costs,

and improves flight readiness

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Background and Motivation (cont’d)

UAV usage: Military operations

• Espionage• Sabotage• Combat

Agriculture: spray fertilizer and pesticide over large fields NASA’s planetary science planning on using UAVs for space

missions Weather research Coast watch Search and rescue Hobbyist activities Newest application: Painting

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Challenge and Requirements

UAV automation reliability• Prioritize potential concerns and take preemptive action• Make real time decisions based on input sensors• Communicate with base processing unit• Adjust flight goals to functional and environmental

limitations Graffiti Copter system

• Flight guidance• Painting surface recognition• Feedback on its functional state• Assess task performance

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General System Flowchart

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System ProcessInitial set-up

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Base station

Quadrocopter

Canvas

IR camera

Base processing unit

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System Process Step 1: Wall Calibration

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IR camera

Base station

Quadrocopter

Canvas

Base processing unit

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System Process Step 2: Quadrocopter Take-off

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IR camera

Base station

Canvas

Base processing unit

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System ProcessStep 3: Reaching Canvas

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IR camera

Base station

Canvas

Base processing unit

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System ProcessStep 4: Painting

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IR camera

Base station

Canvas

Base processing unit

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System ProcessStep 5: Image Comparison

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IR camera

Base station

Canvas

Base processing unit

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System ProcessStep 6: Landing

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IR camera

Base station

Quadrocopter

Canvas

Base processing unit

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Function Flow Chart - Quadrocopter

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Function Flow Chart - Base Processing Unit

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Nozzle placement

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Performance Measures

Accuracy

Complexity

Real-time Position Awareness Algorithm (RPAA)

Canvas Calibration

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Parts

Quadrocopter kit: 670g, $529

Xbee Receiver / transmitter: (3g, free from M5)

Aduino microcontroller ATmega 328 (~227g free from M5)• Or Intel Atom processor if finalist in Cornell Cup (free)

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Parts

Battery • Option 1: 14.8V, 5000mAh, 545 g, $81• Option 2: 14.8V, 3200mAh, 386 g, $63

Spray Cans 245 g, $7

Spray Can holster (parts from SDP lab)

Camera: ps3 camera (free from m5)

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Costs

Quadrocopter kit $529 Battery $81 Spray Can $7 Spray Can Holster Free Xbee Receiver/Transmitter Free Aduino Free Camera Free --------------------------------------------- Total $617

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Funding Ideas

Cornell Cup Competition• Embedded design competition presented by Intel• If we become finalists we will receive:

• $2,500• Intel Atom Processors

Ask companies for donations if we advertise that we used their products

Personal investments

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Weight CalculationBattery 1 Battery 2

Quadrocopter kit 670 g 670 g Battery 545 g 386 g Spray Can 247 g 247 g Xbee Receiver/Transmitter 3 g 3 g Aduino 227 g 227 g Spray Can Holster 0-508 g 0-767 g---------------------------------------------------------------------- Total 1692-2200 g 1433-2200 g

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Timeline

First Semester

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MDR Deliverables

Quadrocopter capable of achieving flight

Camera able to virtualize physical canvas

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