Flight control device, computer readable medium, and flight control method
AssigneeDenso Corporation
InventorsYuichi TAKEMURA, Masato FUKUSHI, Keita FUJII
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AssigneeDenso Corporation
InventorsYuichi TAKEMURA, Masato FUKUSHI, Keita FUJII
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A flight control device performs a flight control process for causing an eVTOL to fly. In a step of the flight control process, the flight control device determines whether the eVTOL is capable of maintaining a stable attitude. In the step, it is determined whether the eVTOL is capable of maintaining the stable attitude even if driving of an abnormal motor is stopped. In the step, it is determined whether the eVTOL is capable of maintaining the stable attitude even if the abnormal motor continues driving. When it is determined that the eVTOL is capable of maintaining the stable attitude, the flight control device performs output adjustment of at least one of a normal motor and the abnormal motor to maintain the eVTOL at the stable attitude.
A flight control device configured to control driving of a plurality of flight-motors to maintain an electric flight vehicle, which includes the flight-motors, at a stable attitude, the flight control device comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable medium storing a program for controlling driving of a plurality of flight-motors to cause an electric flight vehicle, which includes the flight-motors, to fly at a stable attitude, the program comprising instructions configured to, when executed by at least one processor, cause the at least one processor to:
A flight control method for controlling driving of a plurality of flight-motors to cause an electric flight vehicle, which includes the flight-motors, to fly at a stable attitude, the flight control method to be performed by at least one processor and comprising:
A flight control device configured to control driving of a plurality of flight-motors to maintain an electric flight vehicle, which includes the flight-motors, at a stable attitude, the flight control device comprising:
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