Chameleon: The in-flight simulator UAV

L. Zivan; A. Sosna; I. Klein; P. Livshiz; B. Eskin; G. Eilam; A. Stekler; O. Avital; R. Markovich; S. Stafora; V. Dobrovolski; M. Shernosher; M. Kriger; B. Prutkin; S. Tsach

Chameleon: The in-flight simulator UAV

L. Zivan, A. Sosna, I. Klein, P. Livshiz, B. Eskin, G. Eilam, A. Stekler, O. Avital, R. Markovich, S. Stafora, V. Dobrovolski, M. Shernosher, M. Kriger, B. Prutkin, S. Tsach

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Abstract

This paper summarizes the final project of a team of undergraduate students at the Faculty of Aerospace Engineering at the Technion IIT, Haifa, Israel. The team has been formed to design and build a small uninhabited aerial vehicle (UAV) to be used as an In-Flight Simulator (IFS). The IFS is envisioned as a variable stability UAV, capable of representing the flying characteristics of most currently flying UAVs. It's destined to serve as a test vehicle for advanced flight control algorithms, and as a demonstration vehicle for study courses such as "control lab" and "flight mechanics". The UAV has been built at the Technion workshop, and flew its maiden flight on April 30th, 2004.

Original language	English
State	Published - 2005
Externally published	Yes
Event	45th Israel Annual Conference on Aerospace Sciences 2005 - Tel Aviv, Israel Duration: 23 Feb 2005 → 24 Feb 2005

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Conference	45th Israel Annual Conference on Aerospace Sciences 2005
Country/Territory	Israel
City	Tel Aviv
Period	23/02/05 → 24/02/05

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Aerospace Engineering

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