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New flight regulations requires Cylindrical Geofence #5362

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rsilk1949 opened this issue Jan 30, 2020 · 5 comments
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New flight regulations requires Cylindrical Geofence #5362

rsilk1949 opened this issue Jan 30, 2020 · 5 comments
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@rsilk1949
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Current Behavior

There is currently no way in iNav 2.3 to limit altitude and distance from home which in many countries is now a mandatory regulation.

Desired Behavior

Match cylindrical Geofence functionality of Ardupilot.
More complex polygon geofencing is not required to comply with new regulations.

Suggested Solution

New parameters to set maximum altitude above home and maximum radius from home.
Action options: RTH or Land if fence exceeded.
Would apply to all flight modes if GPS is available.

Who does this impact? Who is this for?

All users who are subject to new regulations imposed by FAA, CAA, EASA, etc.
Could also be useful to others who might lose control or visual contact.

@digitalentity
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INAV as of now doesn't enforce regulatory compliance - it's the pilot's responsibility to respect local rules

@digitalentity digitalentity added this to the Future milestone Jan 30, 2020
@rsilk1949
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This feature will assist the pilot to comply with the local rules. It should be implemented as an optional feature.

@giacomo892
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... as much any car manufacturer automatically software restrict speed on the cars they sell

@rsilk1949
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That is called Cruise Control :)

@stronnag
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Duplicates

#62

#4798

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