Milind Patil

[Milind Patil]

Yes, it is possible to use PlutoX with X-breakout Board(For PWM outputs) for making brushless motor based drone, but it is still unstable because of not a proper tuning of PID.
About the rumors, in the coming future or the next gen board the implementation of STM32f4 and UWB might use to upgrade the hardware

[Milind Patil]

Are you connected to the drone’s wifi?

[Milind Patil]

Hi Vineet,
We’ve developed a Python library for controlling the Pluto drone. You can install it using the following pip command:

pip install plutocontrol

Additionally, we have uploaded a tutorial on how to use the library. You can find it here: Pluto Python Tutorial

• This reply was modified 10 months, 1 weeks ago by Milind Patil.

[Milind Patil]

You can do a couple of things:
1. make sure the battery is fully charged.
2. check if the drone is calibrated properly, you can do this by clicking on menu over the pluto controller app and click on “Acc. Calibration” and “Mag. Calibration”.
3. you can flash the default code for pluto 1.2, (do not connect to the drone while downloading the firmware and keep the internet connection on) you can do this by clicking on Menu then, on the bottom right of the screen click on More, then Update Firmware, then download the Pluto 1.2 firmware. Finally connect the drone and follow the same steps to reach the Update firmware, then select pluto 1.2 from the Firmware dropdown option the Finally flash it.

This should solve your problem. if it is still not solved let us know

[Milind Patil]

Use the #include “Sensor.h” library for sensors like Accelerommeter and Barometer.

• This reply was modified 1 years, 2 months ago by Milind Patil.

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