Precision Meets Art: Autonomous Multi-UAV System for Large Scale Mural Drawing
Andrei A. Korigodskii, Artem E. Vasiunik, Georgii A. Varin, Adilia M. Zukhurova, Matvei V. Urvantsev, Semen A. Osipenkov, Igor S. Efremov, Georgii E. Bondar

TL;DR
This paper introduces a multi-UAV system capable of autonomously creating large-scale murals with high precision, demonstrating improved scalability and stability over single-drone methods in outdoor artistic applications.
Contribution
The paper presents a novel multi-drone system with advanced localization and flight control algorithms for automated mural painting, a new application in autonomous robotics and art.
Findings
Successfully painted a 100 sqm mural using multiple drones
Multi-UAV system outperforms single-drone approaches in speed and scalability
System maintains high precision and stability in outdoor conditions
Abstract
The integration of autonomous unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) into large-scale artistic projects has emerged as a new application in robotics. This paper presents the design, deployment, and testing of a novel multi-drone system for automated mural painting in outdoor settings. This technology makes use of new software that coordinates multiple drones simultaneously, utilizing state-machine algorithms for task execution. Key advancements are the complex positioning system that combines 2D localization using a single motion tracking camera with onboard LiDAR for precise positioning, and a novel flight control algorithm, which works differently along the trajectory and normally to it, ensuring smoothness and high precision of the drawings at the same time. A 100 square meters mural was created using the developed multi-drone system, validating the system's efficacy. Compared to…
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TopicsRobotics and Sensor-Based Localization · Innovations in Concrete and Construction Materials · 3D Surveying and Cultural Heritage
