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OAK-D Drone Landing

The student team used the capabilities of AI technology to help guide and land a UAV. The team explored the application of DepthAI and object detection to recognize and guide a drone to land on a platform, and successfully modeled a multirotor VTOL vehicle landing on a moving ship with the use of an AI camera.

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