Manucon - A glove based controller (THP Entry Vid)

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Manucon is a wearable controller for model aircraft. It tracks the position of the pilot's hand and uses this information to provide commands to the aircraft. This method of control is simple and intuitive, as it essentially boils down to moving your hand the same way the plane moves.
Information about this project and instructions can be found at: hackaday.io/project/2465-Manuc...
Source code: github.com/RaptorTech/Manucon

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18 авг 2014

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@vanabhilash 6 лет назад

Hey, as i can see u have used a 10ch transmitter with a 3.5mm dsc port for connecting the arduino as a trainee, what iam curious to know is whether this same concept will work with Flysky FS-CT6B which has 6ch and ps/2 as its dsc port.

@alpaknl9799 7 лет назад

How can I use for my project? I working on robotic arm.For finger movements,I used flex sensor and for elbow movements I used MPU6050 but not working my codes.Can you help me?

@vanabhilash 6 лет назад

Help me!!! you used manucon for an airplane i wanted to use the same for a quadcopter, what changes should be be making in the code ?

@jacobkeller84 7 лет назад

Where can instructions on how to build this be found? I have built my own drone and want to expand on its capabilities. Does this glove only work with RC planes or will it work with drones?

@cocemojoe 9 лет назад

you have my attention, looks to me like great potential especially for new fliers. could also use this with a touch screen and lay out a course of actions like loops, hovers, payload drops etc.

@RaptorTech 9 лет назад

It certainly works, though I would say I didn't find it easy. Part of this probably is due to the fact that I'm used to flying with conventional controller. One thing that I think would need to change is some way of having the glove look at the speed of rotation in addition to absolute position. On a normal transmitter, the sticks are sprung to center themselves, but your hand does not automatically seek a level position. This made is a little more difficult, I think. I'd also be interested in having the pilot manipulate a mini "controller" plane and the flying plane would mimic the orientation of the mini plane. This would require an IMU in the flying plane as well, but I think it would be possible, and would certainly make flight more intuitive.

@cocemojoe 9 лет назад

maybe use a pressure sensitive switch held between your teeth via a conductive umbilical.

@RaptorTech 9 лет назад

***** To control throttle?

@cocemojoe 9 лет назад

yes

@cocemojoe 9 лет назад

***** you could also run a wire up your sleeve to your other hand and use your other hand for other functions.