Project PHOENIX: Testing Drone
- Sahil Kale
- Aaron Dyck (Deactivated)
- Aidan Bowers (Deactivated)
Teams | Firmware, Mechanical, Electrical |
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Integration Owner(s) | @Andy Meng@Aaron Dyck (Deactivated) |
Project Owners | @Sahil Kale @Anthony Luo @Dhruv Upadhyay @Matthew Visser @Steven Wang |
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Stakeholders | |
Objective | Design a quad copter airframe to be used by the firmware team to perform flight and systems testing that is low cost, durable, and can be quickly repaired. |
Due Date | Jul 8, 2022 |
Problem Statement
ZeroPilot does not have a consistent platform to test on. Currently, only 2 drones that are cheap enough to fly with ZP onboard are Spare and Parts, both of which are getting old and not designed for ZP specifically. The goal is to make a small, cheap, and durable drone that can be easily assembled by the firmware team and mass-manufactured if required due to crash testing.
Project Details
Timeline Version 1
Timeline Version 2
Milestones and deadlines
Milestone | Owner | Deadline | Status |
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Have initial testing drone finish | @Megan Spee | Sep 30, 2022 (Soft) Oct 7, 2022 (Hard) |
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Motor temperature test | @Anthony Luo | Oct 7, 2022 |
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Prop Guard Iteration | @Megan Spee @mech | Oct 7, 2022 |
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Mass manufacturing (Three complete drone parts) | @Megan Spee @mech | Oct 21, 2022 |
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Registration | @Aaron Dyck (Deactivated) | Oct 21, 2022 |
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Test Flights | @Aaron Dyck (Deactivated) | Oct 21, 2022 |
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Final Product (Commercially ready) |
| To be set |
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Reference materials