ESP-Drone is an open source solution based on Espressif ESP32/ESP32-S2 Wi-Fi chip, which can be controlled by a mobile APP or gamepad over Wi-Fi connection. ESP-Drone comes with simple hardware, clear and extensible code architecture, and therefore this project can be used in STEAM education and other fields. The main code is ported from Crazyflie open source project with GPL3.0 protocol.
For more information, please check the sections below:
- Getting Started: Getting Started
- Hardware Schematic:Hardware
- iOS APP Source code: ESP-Drone-iOS
- Android APP Source code: ESP-Drone-Android
- Stabilize Mode
- Height-hold Mode
- Position-hold Mode
- APP Control
- CFclient Supported
Note: to implement Height-hold/Position-hold mode, extension boards are needed. For more information, see Hardware Reference.
- BLE support for ESP32 (can be selected from menuconfig), built to support bigger MTU to support full crtp packets. Use this fork of android app https://github.com/avivfox93/crazyflie-android-client
- Added battery indication using WS2812b addressable led (configure using menuconfig)
- BMP280 support
Additional third party copyrighted code is included under the following licenses.
Component | License | Origin | Commit ID |
---|---|---|---|
core/crazyflie | GPL3.0 | Crazyflie | tag_2021_01 b448553 |
lib/dsp_lib | esp32-lin | 6fa39f4c | |
lib/dsp_lib | esp32-lin |
- Thanks to Bitcraze for the great Crazyflie project.
- Thanks to Espressif for the powerful ESP-IDF framework.
- Thanks to WhyEngineer for the useful ESP-DSP lib.