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Mission Planner Simulation Basics
Rating: 4.3 out of 5(43 ratings)
2,158 students

Mission Planner Simulation Basics

Plan A Simulated Mission And Navigate The ArduPilot Mission Planner Software with style.
Created byJosh Owen
Last updated 5/2024
English

What you'll learn

  • Read and use the complicated ArduPilot Mission Planner interface.
  • Understand how to fly your auto-missions as well as take manual control.
  • Learn about the different types of issues that the simulation may experience.
  • Discover ways to troubleshoot any problems or issues identified within the simulation.

Course content

17 sections98 lectures3h 2m total length
  • Download And Install1:27

    This lecture will teach you how to find and download the correct version of the software, and will also show you how to install the software onto your computer once it has downloaded.

  • Set Up Shortcuts1:16

    This video will guide you in setting up your own shortcuts for Mission Planner, making it easier for you to access the software on your computer whenever you feel like it.

  • Promo And Introductions1:49

    This is just an introduction video because I needed to make a promotional video.

Requirements

  • Some drone experience needed - previous courses or a licensed course will work.
  • Computer and internet connection is also a requirement to use the software.

Description

This course is designed to help anybody who is looking to grow their knowledge of Mission Planner software or of B-VLOS flight missions. The basics are covered which will translate into most other Mission Planner systems, but the intricacies and the troubleshooting techniques are, to my knowledge, very specific to ArduPilot Mission Planner, which is freely available online.


To everybody who is currently in training for the software, this is a must-have resource! It will teach you what can't be taught in class due to the lack of time experienced during a B-VLOS course time period. Furthermore, it will help you officially put an end to those pesky simulation bugs and issues which may be hindering your progress forward.


And to anybody who is just interested in the software or in how drones can be used autonomously, this is a great starting point to see whether this type of industry is something you truly would benefit from or enjoy. If you decide to go ahead with further training, you may need to contact a relevant CAA-approved ATO (training organisation) to get started with your license.


Finally, if anybody is unaware of what a DRE might test during a B-VLOS Mission Planner skills test, this is also a great resource to have as it is DRE-inclined and will help calm your nerves of what to expect before going in to the test.

Who this course is for:

  • Trainee B-VLOS drone pilots and beginners looking to expand their knowledge.
  • IT enthusiasts with a knack for using difficult software and solving buggy issues.