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Designing for the Bigger Picture
Looking at a more holistic approach is something that would be important in developing an autonomous flight system. I’ve thought if by back to my undergraduate degree/internships and reflected on how I use to only look at one specific component and develop it from there. However, when it comes to developing an autonomous they rely on advanced sensor fusion to collect data from diverse inputs such as LiDAR, radar, and GPS, which must be processed in real-time to generate precise situational awareness. The software architecture must prioritize fault tolerance, with redundancies in data processing and control systems to prevent failures. On the hardware side, efficient power management would enable an aircraft to either conserve power in situations when a flight path needs correction or an unexpected emergency landing happens.
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1. To answer this question, each sensor would be able to detect how visible something is when there is an obstacle. There is sensor attenuation that is being collected and that will determine how “visible” a certain flight path is. It will be able to use the noise value from both sensors. However, upon doing more research I am thinking if I would want these sensors to act independently from eachother or together. 2. What I mean by “fault tolerance” is the ability for the system to remain functional at all times, even when a single component fails. Redundant processes help ensure that if one unit of control fails another can uniformly take over without interrupting the process. A good example which helped me understand this: an autonomous flight system might have multiple sensors measuring the same parameter, such as altitude or speed. If one sensor fails or provides incorrect data, the system can rely on the others to maintain accuracy. 3. Efficient power management means optimizing the power within a system to minimize energy consumption under certain flight conditions. If the need for course correction, the system must adapt to the environment and re-rout based on a clear flight path, while ensuring that minimum energy is used.
Consistency is useless without Feedback
I started a Youtube channel this summer and started to be consistent in posting videos and making content. I created 3 long form videos and 10 short form videos weekly. I did that for the entire summer, I had 25 long videos but I saw no progress from the first one. Until I asked two of my acquittances that have a bigger following and know about content on Youtube to give me feedback on my channel. They ripped me a new one😭. There was a huge list of things to improve. I felt overwhelmed looking at the list but I tried to improve all the things they mentioned for my next video. The new video became my most viewed video . It received 91 views, which is 84 more than my average of 7 views per video. This is why feedback is very important.
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Consistency is useless without Feedback
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How did you prioritize what to improve on for each video?
What's your favorite Thanksgiving dish?
My Thanksgiving is weird it is garlic bread, mock turkey, mashed potatoes, Korean BBQ. Comment what dishes were on your thanksgiving table this year.
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What's your favorite Thanksgiving dish?
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I really enjoy macaroni and cheese. I made some this year and it was amazing 🤩. To bad it isn’t on the poll
Finished my first day of Learning Japanese
I learned japanese vowels today. They were definitely hard to write but I am excited to learn more😃 ✅
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Was it hard to learn it at first? What tools did you lose to learn?
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Shane Swaminathan
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