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# RotorPy
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RotorPy is a simple dynamics simulator for teaching aerial robotics planning and control and preliminary probing of interesting research questions.
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It was developed initially to cater to the University of Pennsylvania aerial robotics class, and so it has unique aspirations.
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* Small. Unlike a black box simulator, the engine is intended to be transparent from top to bottom to a student of robotics.
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* Easy to install. Dependencies are minimized to ensure easy native installation on Linux, Windows, and Mac.
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* Pedagogical. Structure and notation mirror course content, and documentation should be precise.
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# License
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The package rotorpy itself is released under the MIT License. Contributions of improvements, bug fixes, and documentation are welcome. Course instructors would enjoy hearing if you use rotorpy as a template for other projects.
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Please note that rotorpy (and its open source license) does not include course materials such as assignments, solutions, and server integrations.
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# RotorPy Contributors (nonexhaustive)
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James Paulos (Instructor 2020-2021)
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Dan Mox (TA 2020)
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Rebecca Li (TA 2020)
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Laura Jarin-Lipschitz (TA 2020)
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Austin Chen (TA 2020)
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Spencer Folk (TA 2021)
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Xu Liu (TA 2021)
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Fernando Cladera (TA 2021)
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