DroneDB VS rotors_simulator

There is DroneDB, it's open source project, and you can self-host, or open up projects locally for free. I also believe it has a cloud service that has a few Gb free, but for bigger projects you would have to buy it. It's pretty ok from my experience, but I'm not sure if you can have annotations, I believe it uses similar libraries as WebODM.

For simply sharing a 3d model you could use Sketchfab or DroneDB.

DroneDB is a self-hosted application that can do that https://dronedb.app/

Easy hosting of data is totally Drone Deploy's upside, but again the cost/economics of DD was a hard pill for me to swallow. I am very excited about DroneDB: https://dronedb.app/ because it looks like it will fill the sharing void at a much cheaper price point. The interface is not as shiny as DroneDeploy but I love that they offer a "we host" or "you host" option and you can go between the two - that's great for scaling operations if you plan to seriously grow your drone program.

you can host and share your ortho on our platform https://project-kiwi.org/ or i’d also recommend drone db! https://dronedb.app/

It would have been nice if you'd given us the actual GitHub link. When I Googled DroneDB Hub I found the page for the business and it wasn't even clear to me if it was open source or not.

It's in our roadmap: https://github.com/DroneDB/DroneDB/issues/12 so stay tuned!

They mention DroneDB: https://dronedb.app/

You can try the free online hub on DroneDB: https://dronedb.app It's an open source database for geospatial data and much more.

Hi, I'm trying to build ["rotors_simulator"](https://github.com/ethz-asl/rotors_simulator) on Ubuntu 20.04 (ROS Noetic). Does anyone who know the whole installation of this? I worked well on Ubuntu 18.04, but mine is not :(

I'm trying to build the rotors package {https://github.com/ethz-asl/rotors_simulator}

-I'm trying to build the RotorS package i followed the ubuntu 16.04 (instruction 2 & 3) ethz-asl/rotors_simulator: RotorS is a UAV gazebo simulator (github.com)

Please checkout this package: https://github.com/ethz-asl/rotors_simulator They have done all the work for you. You can conveniently modify the model parameters in the SDF file

Yes, you can look into rotors_simulator which includes many research drones with a variety of sensor options you can customize. It also includes so basic attitude and position controllers to get you started, which you can write your own for learning purposes or use within a higher level navigation framework.

One other option is to use the RotorS Simulation package for ROS developed by ASL, ETH-Z. https://github.com/ethz-asl/rotors_simulator