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I started researching/designing a custom flight controller! I began by choosing an IMU for it. I was initially going to use an MPU-6500, but learned it was trash for drones. I eventually settled on the BMI270 since it was relatively cheap but still powerful. Another benefit of that chip was that it could be hooked up to a magnetometer, so I looked into the BMM150, which was recommended. I also wasted my time with another random magnetometer that I keep forgetting the name of. Anyway I added those to the schematic, which wasn’t too bad. I’m pretty new to KiCad so I needed to figure out how to import symbols into it. I discovered the lifesaver known as the componentsearchengine, which is an extensive database of symbols that KiCad or other cad programs may not have. I also chose a microcontroller for the FC. I wanted to use an ESP32 chip since I’m most familiar with them, and ended up choosing an ESP32-S3 Wroom 1 (mostly arbitrarily)
I made some more progress on the flight controller. I may have forgotten some of what I did since the lapse was recorded like a day ago, but I added some connectors to the four escs, and connected most things to the main microcontroller.
I took on a little sidequest from working on the schematic of the flight controller. I plan to use a set of nrf24l01’s as the radio, since I already have them. Therefore, I wanted to test them before putting it on the schematic. I hooked one up to a brand new esp32-s3, and the other to an esp32-wroom1. The process of sending data between each one was relatively straightforward, thanks to a helpful instructable I found. However, I did get some issues with the default SPI pins with the s3, but that got sorted out after some pin switching. Eventually I got the two devices to remotely talk to each other and was overjoyed. Also somewhere in between all of that, I realized I ran out of male to female jumper wires so that sucks :(
I hate working on the flight controller so I decided to work on something else instead. This is supposed to be a webpage that tests drone sensors where you can see the drone’s orientation in real time. I’ve been dying to try out the web serial api for a while now, but I never got to it. Fortunately, I finally got to use it to receive data from the microcontroller. I managed to make the webpage receive serial data from the receiver that I built in the last devlog.
I finished the schematic. I still have some warnings to fix, but I’ve reviewed the connections, and they seem correct. The current schematic has: An ESP32-S3 An IMU, which is the BMI270 + BMM150 Connectors for the ESC signals Extra GPIOs that are broken out A USB-C port A BMP338 barometer Some connectors for attaching the RF24s I have A connector for measuring battery voltage An LED :)
I assigned some footprints Not many interesting things happened, just mostly browsing LCSC and JLCPCB’s parts. I also spent some effort figuring out how to import footprints from componentsearchengine
I started working on component placements of the PCB. It was harder than I thought it would be. Firstly, I had over-estimated the size of flight controllers in general, so I had less space to work with as anticipated. Secondly, I forgot to add some decoupling capacitors in the schematic, so after doing so, I had much more components to wire. Thirdly, the connectors were bigger than I thought, especially the ones for the radio module I plan to attach to it. I’m still deciding some things, such as how big I want the board to be, (I’m thinking somewhere around 50x50mm, excluding the protruding antenna and usb port) and whether the PCB will be a 2 or 4 layer pcb.
Before continuing with the PCB, I wanted to do a quick and stress free session where I tested firmware that would make the motors run. Safe to say, it was not quick and stress free. I initially tested the servo code on a mini mg90 servo since it was safer than testing with the esc which is powered by a big scary LiPo battery. I wasted 45 minutes with the firmware only to learn that the battery pack I used was drained. (All 4 AA batteries fell to 0.9v…) Then I managed to get the espservo library to work, but for some reason it kept crashing the entire code whenever I tried using pinMode(). I still don’t know why that happened. I switched to controlling the servo using the ledc api instead, which worked much better, and was quite fun to figure out. After succeeding in moving the mini servo, the ESC + motor gave me some issues. For safety purposes, ESCs have to be armed before they spin. To learn exactly how to calibrate it, I dug up a datasheet of the ESC, and finally got the ESC to spin the motor. Overall I learned: ESCs aren’t as dumb as I thought they were ledc api exists I still hate programming
I did more component placing. I think it’s almost ready to route, but I want to make sure I didn’t make any mistakes, namely using a forbidden pin. I also did some component testing with the parts I already have, such as seeing if multiple motors could run at once, while the radio was transmitting, etc.
Routed (most of) the Flight Controller. It may not look like much, but it was a lot of suffering. To start off, the magnetometer I’m using has the most annoying package I’ve encountered yet. There are pins buried deep inside the center of it, and I had to adjust trace and via sizes to accommodate for them. I ended up using the absolute minimum sizes that JLCPCB has to offer. Secondly, the radio module I’m using, which could not be moved or oriented differently, has a seriously unlucky pinout, and I ended up needing vias for almost every pin for it. Consequently, most other pins of the other sensors needed vias too, since they had to pass through or be connected to it. I ended up with the worst PCB layout I’ve ever seen. (To be fair, I haven’t seen many PCB layouts, so it probably isn’t as bad as I make it sound) I think it works though, I just need to spend like a day checking over it, and also route the remaining things, which are just ground planes, and power traces. I also cost optimized my board a little by reducing the assortment of header pins, so most of them will use the same parts, reducing JLC’s unique extended component fee. Here are some takeaways Don’t wire GND and power wires first, they have nonzero chances of needing to be moved later on, meaning you’ll have wasted your time JLCPCB allows smaller minimum trace sizes the more layers your boards have Never ever ever use WLCSP if you’re dumb like me There were probably more takeaways but I forgot
I fixed some DRC violations. Most of them were caused by me needing to shrink the default trace sizes for that one sensor. Four errors remain, which I likely won’t bother fixing since they’re just courtyard violations of the esp32s3’s antenna, which is not that integral to my project.
I’m finalizing the flight controller This means that I had to do a lot of double checking and random tweaks. I didn’t record it since I wasn’t very productive and essentially wasted an entire day half doom scrolling I did other miscellaneous things. Added a silkscreen Assembled part of the frame that arrived Wrote a BOM and tweaked stuff to appease JLCPCB
i did a high risk high reward type thing I paid 6 billion dollars to JLC for the flight controller, not even being fully sure if the flight controller would work. It arrived a week ago but I was dying at outpost so I haven’t tested until yesterday. I confirmed that the radio, imu, and motor pins work which are basically the most important parts of the FC
I modded my radio transmitter so it works with the current flight controller I also did some radio testing. I also tried playing around with FreeRTOS but I’m too dumb so I gave up Edit: Forgot to mention I created a holder for the flight controller
Learned threejs so that I could render a cube in the browser that rotates based on the flight controller’s orientation. While doing that, I got distracted and started playing the threejs port of doom for a bit. Anyway, it works really well Also, I suck at math This is a problem because I’m trying to write drone firmware from scratch. Fortunately, there are some pretty good guides out there like the one from Carbon Aeronautics. This session was mostly me trying to learn the math used to measure angles from the accelerometer and gyro. I get some of it, such as the basic trig stuff and integrating the gyro’s readings. I don’t get the more complex stuff like the Kalman Filter because sadly, I only posses 2nd year high school math knowledge. But mark my words, I WILL learn linear algebra and will understand it one day, maybe also what does stardance mean by “please write this yourself, humans can read it!,” right after I pasted in an IMAGE??
made a custom quadcopter model in blender and added it to the web viewer!!
Added a calibration mode for easy esc tweaking, and the motor now uses 250hz I needed an input of some sort for calibrating, so I used the battery voltage pin as a temporary solution.
Cadded a battery compartment in Autodesk Fusion
I was mostly working on code (its going horribly), but I soldered the battery connector along with a voltage measurement wire.
Got a battery monitor working (it disarms the drone when the 3s lipo reaches 10v or below)...
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Custom Slack Command that teaches Spanish by @lee2 Custom Slack Command that teaches Spanish by @lee264 | Stardance...
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My awesome macropad! by @Mirac | Stardance
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Untitled by @CY3er | Stardance
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My first slack bot! by @antoninvallonazoulay | Sta My first slack bot! by @antoninvallonazoulay | Stardance...
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My awesome macropad! by @Sgattix | Stardance
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My first slack bot! by @bali0531 | Stardance
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AI Robot by @Ibrahim-Khurram | Stardance
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My first slack bot! by @itzstt | Stardance
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FRC Style Robotic Arm by @Mattsalt | Stardance
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My awesome macropad! by @corey | Stardance
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Should I Invest App by @jordann0518 | Stardance
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My awesome macropad! by @MaybeMae | Stardance
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Language Evolution by @orman | Stardance
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Steller-x1 by @matthewhanna09 | Stardance
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Title: Steller-x1 by @matthewhanna09 | Stardance
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Untitled by @Jenna | Stardance
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My first slack bot! by @evanwhitt | Stardance
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My first slack bot! by @nishythefishy43 | Stardanc My first slack bot! by @nishythefishy43 | Stardance...
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Untitled project by @Cheerawab | Stardance
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My first slack bot! by @jupeme6 | Stardance
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Humanoid Robot by @Lotzzy1 | Stardance
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Title: Humanoid Robot by @Lotzzy1 | Stardance
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Devlogs:
I’m working on making my humanoid Robot actually move. I’ve been working on giving it A.I. that you can talk to and let it move freely. I also would like to add face tracking sooner or later so it can really feel like a person in the room and not just a toy.
I’m working on my humanoid robot project to make it seem more friendly and humanlike. I have added a few new animations. For example in the picture that would be the thinking animation. The AI has complete control over what animations it wants to use. The robot can talk to you back and forth as well as recognize people that have registered with the robot their name. The robot has memory as well so it can recall past conversations. The robot can face track people around it. The robot can analyze what it can see and tell you want it can see if prompted....
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JJ by @chuku-N0 | Stardance
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Title: JJ by @chuku-N0 | Stardance
Devlogs:
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Devlogs:
Spent some quality time building out a completely local, voice-activated desktop assistant. I was not able to log all of my time which is around 2 weeks of work because stardust didn’t start. The goal was speed, screen awareness, and an interface that doesn’t just sit there but actually feels alive. What’s working: Dual-Model Brains: Hooked up Ollama to dynamically switch models depending on the task. It defaults to a fast text model (mistral) for snappy voice conversations but instantly pivots to a vision model (llama3.2-vision) when triggered to inspect the screen. Eyes on the Desktop: Integrated real-time screenshot capturing using PyAutoGUI. If I ask “Jarvis, look at this,” it grabs the frame, pipes it to the vision model, and tells me what I’m looking at completely offline. Reactive Audio GUI: Built a CustomTkinter dark-themed interface featuring a central arc engine. It doesn’t just loop an animation; it parses live microphone input streams via sounddevice to pulse and flash dynamically based on my voice volume. Contextual YouTube & Notes Engine: Taught it to search YouTube, read the top three results via voice synthesis, and wait for contextual follow-ups (“open the second one”). It can also handle local Python file analysis and dynamic note-taking routines through a custom chunk-reading mechanism. Barge-In Interrupts: Implemented background thread monitoring so I can cut the AI off mid-speech or mid-thought with a quick phrase if it gets too chatty. N.B: if you have any improvements in mind I could add plz feel free...
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Objection your Honour Remake by @Hridyansh | Stard Objection your Honour Remake by @Hridyansh | Stardance...
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AI Agent by @mohnish | Stardance
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Title: AI Agent by @mohnish | Stardance
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My awesome macropad! by @fatimah | Stardance
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My awesome macropad! by @Antonovna | Stardance
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My first slack bot! by @fatimah | Stardance
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fatimah
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Title: My first slack bot! by @fatimah | Stardance
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Clanker Conundrum by @Jinsu | Stardance
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Title: Clanker Conundrum by @Jinsu | Stardance
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