@SpeKterDesign wrote:
Hi Guys ended up here as a result of looking for who was actually running with what would be the "VHS" to the "betamax" of programming of both rovers and quad drones, both of which I have product ideas for but needed to see who was building them outside of $2m to talk to companies, but who were the Steve Wozniak of the platform language and would be writing the scripts and routines of the coming "system" that would be used to drive hardware products.
Ive spent most of professional life as the interface between technology and users in many technical area's and realising the future studied Robotics and Mechatronics and just now have completed a skim over the first time setup of a rover and will do the same with the Quadcopter.
I am waiting for software maturity and planning on the day of the human interface to these product types and so decided to be part and parcel of the development (dont look at me for money Im an invalid pensioner for 15 years now with neural spinal muscular issues so Im poor but got time to plan things) especially as I want to use them so I want to rush through their development.
So although this seems to be the issues area, I couldnt find what would be a member introduction area and it seems here is where people are working on their individual program routines and products so most suited saying G'day. Also having spoken to the owner of the current Pixhawk manufacturing in Australia I am here to find out who has a mature system or subroutine in doing what .
I would like to built a rover from scratch to test a market idea and even step that up to a bigger platform, so look at the possibility of someone being the architect of what parts of the platform of hardware and software would be applicable in new products I have in mind.
I havent really found an area where people are talking about that yet, but looking forward to actually seeing some product coming out of the work you are doing and choosing what I need to work on my products if I dont omplete the piece of work myself.
If this introduction is in the wrong spot mods please help me out with where it should be. Thanks
Gavin
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