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As a result, a program using the sensorвЂ™s data could determine the droneвЂ™s altitude and maintain a hovering position without manual intervention, as well as record the deviceвЂ™s ascent and descent speed to prevent crashes. Hence, the STEVAL-FCU001V1 also includes the LPS22HD, the best pressure sensor ever put on a drone thanks to its vertical resolution of 8 cm (3 in) and its acquisition rate of 200 Hz.

However, ST wanted to impact the lives of students and enthusiasts by giving them a lot more than what the minimum required. However, by using the STEVAL-FCU001V1, and the tried-and-true LSM6DSL, designers already know that they have a part that fits such an application. The challenge is that specifications alone donвЂ™t capture how a sensor will behave in a high vibration environment, like that of a drone. Engineers designing a drone often wonder which MEMS to choose and they must regularly test their prototypes in the field to see if a part is adequate. Indeed, the current ST firmware doesnвЂ™t need another sensor to fly the drone, which is a testament to its accuracy and reliability. The current firmware of the STEVAL-FCU001V1 relies on the 3-axis accelerometer and 3-axis gyroscope LSM6DSL, the same component found in step counters and virtual reality headsets, among many others. MicroElectroMechanical Systems (MEMS) are at the heart of flight controller units since they track the droneвЂ™s movements. Why Use ST MEMS to Fly a Drone? A picture of the STEVAL-FCU001V1. ItвЂ™s a different approach than what ST does typically with its firmware or function packs, but what drove us was this desire to impact peopleвЂ™s lives, which explains a lot of the design decisions that went into the STEVAL-FCU001V1.

Furthermore, weвЂ™ll also provide a bill of material for the kit and even give out the files to print the frame using a 3D printer, so those that canвЂ™t get their hands on it can still obtain the parts quickly.

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Hence, ST is providing the boardвЂ™s firmware on GitHub and opening the entire source code to encourage students, engineers, and enthusiasts to modify it and share their ingenuity. Indeed, the point is not merely to show a new product but offer a significant contribution to the community. We also welcome attendees to our booth and invite them to ask questions to the engineers and teams present on the show floor. We also invite everyone to attend a lecture in Italian, during the event, that will go over the new unit and the basics necessary to understand drone design. To make the demo even more meaningful, weвЂ™ll give away 15 kits containing all the parts necessary to fully assemble a drone and start using the new board in no time. STвЂ™s first evaluation board serving as a flight controller unit for toy drones, the STEVAL-FCU001V1, is making its public debut at the Rome Maker Faire that will take place between December 1st and December 3, 2017.

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