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  1. FPV MICRO-CONTROL — PRACTICAL HACKS

    ---

    1. Stick Contact

    Don’t press — rest on the stick
    Pressure = tremor + muscle overload

    Fingertip (edge) contact
    Control from the tip edge → smaller amplitude

    Dry fingers
    Slipping = loss of micro-control (wipe / chalk if needed)

    ---

    2. Micro Movements

    Move ≠ hold
    Use short impulses, not sustained positions

    1–2 mm rule
    Around center, movements stay within a few millimeters

    Pause between corrections
    Lets the system respond, reduces oscillation

    ---

    3. Vision & Trajectory

    Look at the exit, not the obstacle
    Your eyes lead the drone

    Focus on the path/horizon
    Don’t fixate on details → more stable control

    Predict 0.5–1 s ahead
    Otherwise you’re always late

    ---

    4. Control Rhythm

    Fly in pulses
    Input → pause → input → pause

    Sync throttle + pitch
    Channels shouldn’t fight each other

    ---

    5. Throttle

    Don’t hold constant throttle
    Causes drift and overcorrection

    Use micro throttle pulses
    Better altitude hold

    Memorize throttle mid
    Your altitude “zero”

    ---

    6. Body Tension

    Relax shoulders → reduces finger tremor

    Breathing: short exhale before a tricky move

    Support elbows/palms → added stability

    ---

    7. Tuning for Physiomotor Control

    Expo 0.2–0.4 → finer center control

    Lower center sensitivity → less twitchiness

    Don’t overdo feedforward → avoids nervous feel

    ---

    8. Anti-Tremor

    Before flying:

    warm up fingers (30–60 s)

    a few dry stick movements

    If you’re shaky: → fly 2–3 slow circles
    → nervous system stabilizes

    ---

    9. Simulator as a Tool

    10–15 min daily > 2 hours once a week

    train slow flight, not speed

    practice clean lines, not tricks

    ---

    10. Core Principle

    If you’re correcting often — you’re already late.

    Solution: → fewer inputs
    → more prediction
    → consistent rhythm

    #FPV #FPVDrone #DroneControl #MicroControl #PrecisionFlying #DronePiloting #FPVFreestyle #FPVRacing #StickControl #FineMotorSkills #HandEyeCoordination #Sensorimotor #FlightControl #DroneSkills #FPVTraining #DroneSimulator #ThrottleControl #PIDTuning #RCControl #AerialControl #DroneTech #LowLatency #Feedforward #ExpoSettings #ControlTheory

  2. FPV MICRO-CONTROL — PRACTICAL HACKS

    ---

    1. Stick Contact

    Don’t press — rest on the stick
    Pressure = tremor + muscle overload

    Fingertip (edge) contact
    Control from the tip edge → smaller amplitude

    Dry fingers
    Slipping = loss of micro-control (wipe / chalk if needed)

    ---

    2. Micro Movements

    Move ≠ hold
    Use short impulses, not sustained positions

    1–2 mm rule
    Around center, movements stay within a few millimeters

    Pause between corrections
    Lets the system respond, reduces oscillation

    ---

    3. Vision & Trajectory

    Look at the exit, not the obstacle
    Your eyes lead the drone

    Focus on the path/horizon
    Don’t fixate on details → more stable control

    Predict 0.5–1 s ahead
    Otherwise you’re always late

    ---

    4. Control Rhythm

    Fly in pulses
    Input → pause → input → pause

    Sync throttle + pitch
    Channels shouldn’t fight each other

    ---

    5. Throttle

    Don’t hold constant throttle
    Causes drift and overcorrection

    Use micro throttle pulses
    Better altitude hold

    Memorize throttle mid
    Your altitude “zero”

    ---

    6. Body Tension

    Relax shoulders → reduces finger tremor

    Breathing: short exhale before a tricky move

    Support elbows/palms → added stability

    ---

    7. Tuning for Physiomotor Control

    Expo 0.2–0.4 → finer center control

    Lower center sensitivity → less twitchiness

    Don’t overdo feedforward → avoids nervous feel

    ---

    8. Anti-Tremor

    Before flying:

    warm up fingers (30–60 s)

    a few dry stick movements

    If you’re shaky: → fly 2–3 slow circles
    → nervous system stabilizes

    ---

    9. Simulator as a Tool

    10–15 min daily > 2 hours once a week

    train slow flight, not speed

    practice clean lines, not tricks

    ---

    10. Core Principle

    If you’re correcting often — you’re already late.

    Solution: → fewer inputs
    → more prediction
    → consistent rhythm

    #FPV #FPVDrone #DroneControl #MicroControl #PrecisionFlying #DronePiloting #FPVFreestyle #FPVRacing #StickControl #FineMotorSkills #HandEyeCoordination #Sensorimotor #FlightControl #DroneSkills #FPVTraining #DroneSimulator #ThrottleControl #PIDTuning #RCControl #AerialControl #DroneTech #LowLatency #Feedforward #ExpoSettings #ControlTheory

  3. @valthonis I'd submit that it's technically an old world order. I think the system will probably oscillate between the two forms of order at different rates in different territories, albeit over timescales longer than human lifespan. I believe control systems engineers and physiologists call it "hunting behaviour". The tricky thing is the wars that come as one entity wants to wrest power from another. #systemsArchitecture #cybernetics #controlTheory #rayDalio

  4. CRTI 2.2 extends scalar systemic stress diagnostics into a fully anisotropic matrix stability framework, enabling eigenvalue-based detection of directionalinstability in complex adaptivesystems. Zenodo: doi.org/10.5281/zeno... #ComplexityScience #ControlTheory #DynamicalSystems #SystemsTheory #CRTI

    CRTI 2.2: An Anisotropic Matri...

  5. CRTI 2.2 extends scalar systemic stress diagnostics into a fully anisotropic matrix stability framework, enabling eigenvalue-based detection of directionalinstability in complex adaptivesystems. Zenodo: doi.org/10.5281/zeno... #ComplexityScience #ControlTheory #DynamicalSystems #SystemsTheory #CRTI

    CRTI 2.2: An Anisotropic Matri...

  6. CRTI 2.2 extends scalar systemic stress diagnostics into a fully anisotropic matrix stability framework, enabling eigenvalue-based detection of directionalinstability in complex adaptivesystems. Zenodo: doi.org/10.5281/zeno... #ComplexityScience #ControlTheory #DynamicalSystems #SystemsTheory #CRTI

    CRTI 2.2: An Anisotropic Matri...

  7. 🤯 The Braingeneers at UC Santa Cruz have blown our minds again: researchers trained brain organoids — tiny pieces of brain tissue grown in the lab — to solve a goal-directed task.
    Associated with the UC Santa Cruz Genomics Institute, the team coached the organoids to solve the cart-pole balancing problem, a classic benchmark in #robotics, #controltheory, and #AI used to test whether a system can process information and adapt in real time.

    #science

  8. definitely in the top 5 papers that stand out as introducing eerily prescient pre 20th century equations!

    `Jacopo Francesco Riccati (28 May 1676 – 15 April 1754) was a Venetian mathematician and jurist from Venice, known for his widely influential work on solving differential equations. He is best known for having studied the equation that bears his name. `

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacopo_R

    #mathematics #JacopoRiccati #Riccati RiccatiEquation #controlTheory

  9. We are entering the “always-on personal agent” phase.

    Tools like OpenClaw promise a local AI that lives your devices and in your tools.

    Persistent. Routed. Autonomous. That sounds powerful. It should also make you uncomfortable.

    I’m less worried about “AI taking over.” I’m worried about something more structural: Loss of observable feedback.

    A Thread 🧵

    #SystemsThinking #AI #ControlTheory #WorkFeedbackLoop #openclaw

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  10. Idea for AI builders:
    LLMs still behave binary at the edge—fluid → snap.
    Proposing a graded “Breathing Sheath” between emergence and safety:
    a dynamic modulation layer using fractal timing (micro/meso/macro), intention-awareness, and agitation-damping.
    Nuance stays; safety holds.
    Could this be a root architecture for smoother, steerable LLMs?

    #LLM #AISafety #Alignment #AIResearch #ControlTheory #CognitiveArchitecture #AIDev #AIUX #AIFutures #TechFediverse

  11. Idea for AI builders:
    LLMs still behave binary at the edge—fluid → snap.
    Proposing a graded “Breathing Sheath” between emergence and safety:
    a dynamic modulation layer using fractal timing (micro/meso/macro), intention-awareness, and agitation-damping.
    Nuance stays; safety holds.
    Could this be a root architecture for smoother, steerable LLMs?

    #LLM #AISafety #Alignment #AIResearch #ControlTheory #CognitiveArchitecture #AIDev #AIUX #AIFutures #TechFediverse

  12. Idea for AI builders:
    LLMs still behave binary at the edge—fluid → snap.
    Proposing a graded “Breathing Sheath” between emergence and safety:
    a dynamic modulation layer using fractal timing (micro/meso/macro), intention-awareness, and agitation-damping.
    Nuance stays; safety holds.
    Could this be a root architecture for smoother, steerable LLMs?

    #LLM #AISafety #Alignment #AIResearch #ControlTheory #CognitiveArchitecture #AIDev #AIUX #AIFutures #TechFediverse

  13. Idea for AI builders:
    LLMs still behave binary at the edge—fluid → snap.
    Proposing a graded “Breathing Sheath” between emergence and safety:
    a dynamic modulation layer using fractal timing (micro/meso/macro), intention-awareness, and agitation-damping.
    Nuance stays; safety holds.
    Could this be a root architecture for smoother, steerable LLMs?

    #LLM #AISafety #Alignment #AIResearch #ControlTheory #CognitiveArchitecture #AIDev #AIUX #AIFutures #TechFediverse

  14. Idea for AI builders:
    LLMs still behave binary at the edge—fluid → snap.
    Proposing a graded “Breathing Sheath” between emergence and safety:
    a dynamic modulation layer using fractal timing (micro/meso/macro), intention-awareness, and agitation-damping.
    Nuance stays; safety holds.
    Could this be a root architecture for smoother, steerable LLMs?

    #LLM #AISafety #Alignment #AIResearch #ControlTheory #CognitiveArchitecture #AIDev #AIUX #AIFutures #TechFediverse

  15. @j2m @ifixcoinops
    Also this is FAR cheaper than spending $1000s on skills-training simulators for endoscopic surgery. As a department, I mean.

    The trick is managing skill progression. So after a month, the clear glass plate has to go, then after another month we have to start adhering the snacks to the machine, etc, etc...

    Obviously the advanced vending machine will be very difficult to steal from, and the surgeons will have to put it through a CT scanner first to understand the internal layout, before attempting surgery upon it.

    #surgery #medicine #surgeons #controlTheory #cybernetics #training #teaching #medmastodon #vendingMachines #vendingMachine #robotics #simulation

  16. @j2m @ifixcoinops
    Also this is FAR cheaper than spending $1000s on skills-training simulators for endoscopic surgery. As a department, I mean.

    The trick is managing skill progression. So after a month, the clear glass plate has to go, then after another month we have to start adhering the snacks to the machine, etc, etc...

    Obviously the advanced vending machine will be very difficult to steal from, and the surgeons will have to put it through a CT scanner first to understand the internal layout, before attempting surgery upon it.

    #surgery #medicine #surgeons #controlTheory #cybernetics #training #teaching #medmastodon #vendingMachines #vendingMachine #robotics #simulation

  17. @j2m @ifixcoinops
    Also this is FAR cheaper than spending $1000s on skills-training simulators for endoscopic surgery. As a department, I mean.

    The trick is managing skill progression. So after a month, the clear glass plate has to go, then after another month we have to start adhering the snacks to the machine, etc, etc...

    Obviously the advanced vending machine will be very difficult to steal from, and the surgeons will have to put it through a CT scanner first to understand the internal layout, before attempting surgery upon it.

    #surgery #medicine #surgeons #controlTheory #cybernetics #training #teaching #medmastodon #vendingMachines #vendingMachine #robotics #simulation

  18. @j2m @ifixcoinops
    Also this is FAR cheaper than spending $1000s on skills-training simulators for endoscopic surgery. As a department, I mean.

    The trick is managing skill progression. So after a month, the clear glass plate has to go, then after another month we have to start adhering the snacks to the machine, etc, etc...

    Obviously the advanced vending machine will be very difficult to steal from, and the surgeons will have to put it through a CT scanner first to understand the internal layout, before attempting surgery upon it.

    #surgery #medicine #surgeons #controlTheory #cybernetics #training #teaching #medmastodon #vendingMachines #vendingMachine #robotics #simulation

  19. @j2m @ifixcoinops
    Also this is FAR cheaper than spending $1000s on skills-training simulators for endoscopic surgery. As a department, I mean.

    The trick is managing skill progression. So after a month, the clear glass plate has to go, then after another month we have to start adhering the snacks to the machine, etc, etc...

    Obviously the advanced vending machine will be very difficult to steal from, and the surgeons will have to put it through a CT scanner first to understand the internal layout, before attempting surgery upon it.

    #surgery #medicine #surgeons #controlTheory #cybernetics #training #teaching #medmastodon #vendingMachines #vendingMachine #robotics #simulation

  20. Leanpub Book LAUNCH 🚀 Neural Networks and Adaptive Control: An Online Machine Learning Perspective by César Antonio López Segura

    Discover the future of systems control with this innovative book on identification and adaptive control.

    Watch & read on the Leanpub Blog here:

    leanpub.com/blog/leanpub-book-

    #books #leanpublishing #selfpublishing #booklaunch #AI #MachineLearning #ControlTheory #NeuralNetworks #AdaptiveControl #Leanpub #TechnicalPublishing #Podcast #Automation #Innovation

  21. @jwi @ChrisMayLA6
    Damned shame there isn't some sort of bachelors in administration, economics, mathematics, psychology, and control theory, all as pertains to business. I'd say this should just be the contents of an MBA, but clearly it isn't.

    #education #economics #accounting #business #math #mathematics #maths #science #probability #statistics #controlTheory #cybernetics

  22. @markus @ChrisMayLA6
    Nononono that's not how the #immuneSystem works! I think your very rational point regarding "?what must be set to zero for this to make sense to a systems-architect" is a most excellent one. Any degree of immunity in #healthcare workers contributes to transmissible pathogens being, well, less-transmitted. When these folks are spending all their time caring for the sick and infirm, that's a lot of moments of reduced-transmission (into a ripe breeding-ground for the pathogen) that happen as a result. Don't even get me started on what happens when a whole #hospital ward changes status from some sort of "normal" status to some sort of "infectious" status. There are a LOT of things that have to be valued at (or near) zero for this to make sense.

    Also keep in mind that exposure to the pathogen or the vaccine carries some risk... These folks are willing to take that risk - essentially - for free! What a treat.

    But wait there's more! These healthcare workers are governed by a famously unsympathetic regulator, who will have little sympathy should standards have fallen because n of the workers were off sick. Those who do go into work are willing to carry that risk, also for free! And even more, some of them might be feeling a bit rubbish too, making it even less probable they can meet those regulatory standards. And they're willing to carry that risk for free too!

    I think there's a heap of stuff being valued at zero here, and this is just that which is apparent in a very superficial rant...

    #economics #nhs #healthEconomics #vaccines #infectiousDisease #GMC #NMC #policing #governance #NICE #love #cybernetics #controlTheory

  23. Interested in doing a #PhD in #engineering?

    Open Position:

    ➡️ euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/371

    👩‍🎓

    #ControlTheory
    #AppliedMathematics
    #ElectricalEngineering

    The intention is to investigate the grid integration of renewable energy. In particular, the researcher will work on oscillation reduction in floating wind turbines and on the stabilization of power grids using virtual synchronous machines.

    #HorizonEU

  24. youtu.be/FhmLb2DhNYM

    47 minutes of a control theory brainwave dressed up as a Formula 1 story. I enjoyed it. If you want to try and guess the insight, use what's on the desk as a clue...
    #Engineering #ControlTheory #NerdingOut

  25. @Di4na @bert_hubert

    Ahh, roger, thank you! That's a really useful explanation; yes, I see why slapOS in and of itself won't cut the mustard. Gosh, I can see why we need this capability from a strategic/geopolitical point of view. Indeed not just Europe; any competent government should want to make sure feedback-loops were set up so that they did not inadvertently lose "digital sovereignty" in such a manner here illustrated.

    #capitalism #cybernetics #controlTheory #geopolitics

  26. "Using PID Controllers to Tame the Diode Ladder Filter"
    -- John G. Ziegler and Robert Moog

    #synth #ControlTheory

  27. 2025 is looking like a great year for work at the intersection of #categorytheory, #systemstheory, #controltheory, #machinelearning and #probabilitytheory, this thread will be a very biased collection of works (in no specific order) I'm hoping to read as soon as possible!

    Starting with:
    "Logical Aspects of Virtual Double Categories"
    mastoxiv.page/@arXiv_mathCT_bo

  28. 2025 is looking like a great year for work at the intersection of #categorytheory, #systemstheory, #controltheory, #machinelearning and #probabilitytheory, this thread will be a very biased collection of works (in no specific order) I'm hoping to read as soon as possible!

    Starting with:
    "Logical Aspects of Virtual Double Categories"
    mastoxiv.page/@arXiv_mathCT_bo

  29. 2025 is looking like a great year for work at the intersection of #categorytheory, #systemstheory, #controltheory, #machinelearning and #probabilitytheory, this thread will be a very biased collection of works (in no specific order) I'm hoping to read as soon as possible!

    Starting with:
    "Logical Aspects of Virtual Double Categories"
    mastoxiv.page/@arXiv_mathCT_bo

  30. 2025 is looking like a great year for work at the intersection of #categorytheory, #systemstheory, #controltheory, #machinelearning and #probabilitytheory, this thread will be a very biased collection of works (in no specific order) I'm hoping to read as soon as possible!

    Starting with:
    "Logical Aspects of Virtual Double Categories"
    mastoxiv.page/@arXiv_mathCT_bo

  31. 2025 is looking like a great year for work at the intersection of #categorytheory, #systemstheory, #controltheory, #machinelearning and #probabilitytheory, this thread will be a very biased collection of works (in no specific order) I'm hoping to read as soon as possible!

    Starting with:
    "Logical Aspects of Virtual Double Categories"
    mastoxiv.page/@arXiv_mathCT_bo

  32. Simulation here it is, control theory is still hard :( Anyone knowledgeable about #controltheory and interested in helping me out with this? Basically i get a sampled signal of relative increments and need to map them to a nice acceleration curve.
    Boosts appreciated :)

  33. You could think of a tach signal as a pulse density modulation. Each clock period is an implicit sample. If the tach is ticking at 1/200,000 the clock speed, then for 200,000 consecutive clocks, there are 0 samples, then there's a single 1 sample.

    So I can run that through a low pass filter and get a very low amplitude speed signal? Are there feasible digital filters that work when the cutoff frequency is orders of magnitude below the sample rate?

    #DSP #ControlTheory #PDM