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Aerial Vehicles by Thanh Mung Lam

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Aerial Vehicles
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Publisher: InTech
ISBN/ASIN: 9537619419
ISBN-13: 9789537619411
Number of pages: 320

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From the table of contents: Design and Development of a Fly-by-Wireless UAV Platform; Advanced UAV Trajectory Generation: Planning and Guidance; Modeling and Control Prototyping of Unmanned Helicopters; Flight Control System Design Optimization via Genetic Programming; DC Supply System Detector of UAV; Autonomous Formation Flight: Design and Experiments; UAV Path Planning in Search Operations; Objectively Optimized Earth Observing Systems; UAS Safety in Non-segregated Airspace; Robust Path-Following for UAV Using Pure Pursuit Guidance; and much more.

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