Tdrone
An open-source coaxial twin-rotor drone (helicopter-style swashplate control) that can be 3D printed and rebuilt by hobbyists.
- No license
- Level
- Advanced
- Buildability
- 40/100
- Incomplete documentation
- Cost
- Not stated
Open-source robots with their licenses, parts and source files. Every page is pinned to a commit on GitHub.
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