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Tecnalia and Target3D Iberia develop a UAV Tracking solution for Flying Robots Lab

Tecnalia Target3D en Flying Robots Lab

Next to Tecnalia, Target 3D has opted for technology Optitrack to create a safe space to carry out flight tests with drones. The motion capture system is made up of 24 Primex22 cameras and 6 Primex13 controlled remotely with a tablet.

Tecnalia Research & Innovation and Target3D Iberia have developed a turnkey solution UAV Tracking to perform the installation of Flying Robots Lab, a space that will allow drones to be validated in a safe environment, in adverse weather conditions, using programmable fans to simulate wind flows.

This innovative system in Spain carries out flight tests with drones and UAVs that allow precise positioning of aircraft indoors and in the absence of satellites..

Tecnalia is a benchmark in Europe and collaborates with companies and institutions around the world. The installation of this innovative space to carry out flight validation tests of multicopters is completed, UAVs con alas, new architectures of bioinspired aircraft or drones with aerial robotics applications. Besides, experimentally tests and validates advanced control algorithms.

The installation required an expert team to cover 400 square meters of area and 10 meters high, a challenge very well solved by Target3D Iberia together with Optitrack technology. The motion capture system is made up of 24 cameras Primex22 y 6 Primex13 remotely controlled with a tablet.

“The relationship between both companies dates back to the year 2020 when he installed an Optitrack motion capture system from 25 square meters, composed of 6 PrimeX13 cameras. Thanks to this system, Tecnalia has been able to validate the technology, capabilities and their operation. It has continued to trust Target3D Iberia to install the new Flying Robots Lab based on the same Optitrack motion capture system, which will allow us to have one of the main facilities of this type in Spain and Europe”, comments Jose Ramón García Martínez, project manager de Urban Air Mobility Lab en Rectalia.

By, 14 Jul, 2023, Section: Control, Signal distribution


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