Designing Software for Rockets

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Developing flight software is hard, luckily there are a lot of techniques to make it just a little easier. Hardware in the Loop Testing Is one of them. I try to explain some of the dev process for software as I struggle to figure things out myself. The 80s computer aesthetic though is the real seller on this one....
HIL Testing is awesome and I'm going to try to explain it best i can
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22 июн 2022

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@user-lx9eg4yv5p 3 месяца назад

Fantastic topic & coverage!!! However I doubted if someone had slipped something into my tea or if I was just going crazy due to the ill-inducing "sfx"/video glitches/"production value", makes it *literally* unwatchable for some of us.

@svg98 2 года назад

Interesting approach! Did you also input self-fabricated flight data that simulates more extreme scenarios to verify that your system can handle those events as well?

@TZeroSystems 2 года назад

That's the goal! I can also do that manually by jerking the rocket around by hand too. Like we are ascending but something breaks and the pitch control gets stuck to max displacement. Then I can see in the CLI it trigger the FTS and try to blow the chute. I also can have it operate in integrated setup with the pad so it all gets tested as a unit

@esar0566 2 года назад

Awesome 😎 Great job 💪

@sandeeps7979 2 года назад

Awesome

@Observinguniverse Год назад

Hi, Nice work 😃

@spaceflight 2 года назад

nice

@AdamHowellProvo 2 года назад

My ADD is telling me to build one! The realistic part of my brain says I would then have 15 unfinished projects instead of 14 (and less money to finish any of them).

@kayboku7281 Год назад

EPIC!

@jongdonglu 9 месяцев назад

damnit i just randomly stumbled upon this video and think i have found my newest obcesion. i need to bust out my 3d printer and learn to design and build these. they are like the perfect test item to learn a ton of stuff across the STEM disciplines building, testing and rebuilding. are there any good resources you might recomend? i can do some arduino stuff and basic programming already.

@bittondb 7 месяцев назад

Did you start with something like Betadflight or Ardupilot?

@therevealmusic 2 года назад

Which programming language do you use

@FatovMikhail 2 года назад

why don't you practice with kOS in KSP? it's already a fully simulated launch

@TZeroSystems 2 года назад

I have actually! its functional but then it is more dissimilar in MMOI, and the sensor systems im using. KOS is good for understanding PID theory though. I built an F9 RTLS code once.

@6Diego1Diego9 2 года назад

When do you have time for this? You have a full time job?

@TZeroSystems 2 года назад

It takes a decent amount of time! My full time job is like most of my time obviously so I am only able to work on this project off work. I last launched in like march so 3 months or so of this and work means I get pretty delayed...