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CogniFly — Foldable Collision-Resilient Nano Drone

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thecognifly
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Enlaces verificados Jul 19, 2026

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CogniFly is an open-source, foldable, collision-resilient nano/micro quadcopter UAV with a soft exoskeleton inspired by insect morphology. The frame is assembled from 3D-printed flexible TPU parts and rigid PLA parts, connected by carbon fiber or bamboo strut rods that act as energy-absorbing springs on impact. At under 250g, it carries a Raspberry Pi Zero W for autonomous flight, a flight controller running INav/BetaFlight, and supports optical flow, lidar altitude hold, and camera-based computer vision. The collision-resilient design allows the frame to flex and absorb crash energy, making it ideal for research in cluttered or GPS-denied environments.

The frame ships in multiple design generations; the Latest folder contains the current canonical PLA + TPU parts. All red-colored parts in the renders are TPU 95A (flexible). The only part requiring print supports is Battery_holder_magnetic_lid.stl. Strut lengths: 8× 195mm (outer cage), 8× 97mm (arms), 4× 72mm (legs).

Attribution

Author: thecognifly (Ricardo de Azambuja et al.) GitHub: https://github.com/thecognifly/CogniFly-STL Project site: https://thecognifly.github.io/ License: See repository (research/academic project) Source repo: https://github.com/thecognifly/CogniFly-STL

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Base.stl

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BatteryHolder.stl

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BatteryHolderSupport.stl

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BatteryCap.stl

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PiSupport.stl

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Camera_Connector_L - Camera_Connector_L.stl

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Hardware requerido

~$35–$80 total
Ranura 1
Raspberry Pi
Single-board computer running orobot firmware.
Enlaces de productos actualizados May 31, 2026 · Enlaces verificados Jul 19, 2026
$200–$350 estimated
ItemQtyNotes
Brushless Motor 1104 6000KV4Use with 3025 2-blade propeller (paper config)
Propellers 3025 2-blade4Polycarbonate recommended
4-in-1 ESC 20×20mm 35A1Spedix IS35 35A used in paper
Flight Controller 20×20mm1Holybro Kakute F7 Mini V2 or Heli-Nation Talon F7
Raspberry Pi Zero W1Single-board computer for autonomy
Raspberry Pi Camera V21For vision and image processing
Matek Optical Flow + Lidar sensor13901-L0X for position and altitude hold
LiPo Battery 650mAh 3S 75C1TATTU used in paper; 2S 2000mAh for v2 build
Carbon fiber rods 3mm diam.208× 195mm, 8× 97mm, 4× 72mm (or bamboo skewers)
TPU 95A filament~50gFor all flexible frame parts
PLA filament~100gFor rigid structural parts
XT30 connector + cable1Solder to ESC power input
M2 screws, nuts, rubber ringsassortedFor ESC/FC mounting (usually included with FC)
Cable zip ties ~2mmassortedFor cable management
Raspberry Pi Zero Mini Camera Cable - 38mm1
Micro SD card > 16Go1
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