3D drone flyer simulator
A free flight simulator — play it in your browser, no install. Neuro-INDI 3D Drone Flight Simulator — Rust/Bevy/WASM real-time flight controller with 6-DOF physics
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Controls: 5-panel HUD with 16 selectable display types
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Real-time 3D drone flight simulator with an Incremental Nonlinear Dynamic Inversion (INDI) flight controller, neural effectiveness model, and a full-featured Bevy 3D playspace. Written entirely in Rust.
>>> Live Web Demo (WASM) <<<
Alpha prototype -- AI-assisted experimental code. Treat as a fun toy, not production software.
This lives in src/bdh/ as a reusable library: HybridBlend can wrap any analytic + neural pair.
The DLINOSS library lives in src/dlinoss/ with model-change resistant checkpointing.
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