Abstract:
An aircraft includes: an aircraft body including rotating wings and motors that rotates the rotating wings; wheels arranged on both sides of the aircraft body and rotatably supported around an axis that extends in a left and right direction of the aircraft body; rollers that protrude forward and upward with respect to each of the wheels when the aircraft body is in a horizontal state, and are rotatably supported around an axis that extends in a tangential direction of each of the wheels; and a controller that controls a rotation speed of the motors such that, when the aircraft body is moved in the left and right direction along a vertical wall surface, the aircraft body is inclined forward to bring the rollers into contact with the vertical wall surface, and the aircraft body is inclined to a side where the aircraft body moves in the left and right direction.
Abstract:
A flying machine includes: a flying machine body that includes a rotor blade; a protective member that forms a frame shape inside which the rotor blade is disposed, that is rotatably fixed to both end portions of the flying machine body, and that is pipe shaped; and a connecting wire that passes through an inner portion of the protective member to connect the flying machine body and an external device together.
Abstract:
A flying device configured to communicate with a controller device operated by a user, the flying device includes: a memory; and a processor coupled to the memory and configured to: determine whether the flying device is in contact with an object based on a signal from a contact detector; and move the flying device in a direction corresponding to an operation command transmitted from the controller device while causing a thrust force to be produced so that a contact between the object and the flying device is maintained when it is determined that the flying device is in contact with the object.
Abstract:
A flying device configured to communicate with a controller device operated by a user, the flying device includes: a memory; and a processor coupled to the memory and configured to: determine whether the flying device is in contact with an object based on a signal from a contact detector; and move the flying device in a direction corresponding to an operation command transmitted from the controller device while causing a thrust force to be produced so that a contact between the object and the flying device is maintained when it is determined that the flying device is in contact with the object.
Abstract:
A flying machine includes a plurality of rotary blades arranged in the front and rear and on the left and right, a plurality of motors configured to respectively rotate the plurality of rotary blades, contact portions located in front of the plurality of rotary blades and configured to contact a wall surface, vertical blades arranged below the plurality of rotary blades and configured so as to be capable of inclining toward a rear side or toward a front side, and so as to be capable of sliding within a range in a direction toward the front side or the rear side in a rotation area of the plurality of rotary blades and driving units configured to incline the vertical blades toward the rear side or front side, and to slide the vertical blade in a direction toward the front side or rear side.
Abstract:
A non-transitory computer-readable recording medium stores therein an information processing program that causes a computer to execute a process including: acquiring images photographed with a first angle of view and a second angle of view wider than the first angle of view; specifying a position and an attitude of a camera that photographed the image photographed with the first angle of view based on the image photographed with the second angle of view; stitching a plurality of images photographed with the first angle of view to generate a panoramic image; correcting the position on the generated panoramic image, of the image photographed with the first angle of view based on the specified position and attitude of the camera; and mapping the panoramic image to a three-dimensional model by texture mapping based on the corrected position.
Abstract:
A flying machine includes a plurality of rotary blades arranged in the front and rear and on the left and right, a plurality of motors configured to respectively rotate the plurality of rotary blades, contact portions located in front of the plurality of rotary blades and configured to contact a wall surface, vertical blades arranged below the plurality of rotary blades and configured so as to be capable of inclining toward a rear side or toward a front side, and so as to be capable of sliding within a range in a direction toward the front side or the rear side in a rotation area of the plurality of rotary blades and driving units configured to incline the vertical blades toward the rear side or front side, and to slide the vertical blade in a direction toward the front side or rear side.
Abstract:
A flying machine frame structural body including: a frame that surrounds a flying machine body including a rotating blade, and to which the flying machine body is fixed; and plural wheels that are rotatably supported by the frame.
Abstract:
An aircraft includes: an aircraft body including rotating wings and motors that rotates the rotating wings; wheels arranged on both sides of the aircraft body and rotatably supported around an axis that extends in a left and right direction of the aircraft body; rollers that protrude forward and upward with respect to each of the wheels when the aircraft body is in a horizontal state, and are rotatably supported around an axis that extends in a tangential direction of each of the wheels; and a controller that controls a rotation speed of the motors such that, when the aircraft body is moved in the left and right direction along a vertical wall surface, the aircraft body is inclined forward to bring the rollers into contact with the vertical wall surface, and the aircraft body is inclined to a side where the aircraft body moves in the left and right direction.
Abstract:
A flying machine frame structural body including: a frame that surrounds a flying machine body including a rotating blade, and to which the flying machine body is fixed; and plural wheels that are rotatably supported by the frame.