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In recent years, multi-rotor UAVs are being studied for use in various fields because of their high mobility. However, the conventional multi-rotor UAVs have a structural drawback that the position and attitude cannot be independently controlled. To overcome such a drawback, a quad tilt-rotor UAV has been developed which has a capability of independent position and attitude flight by adding actuators to change the direction of each thrust. In this research, we develop a control system for seamless attitude change flight of the quad tilt-rotor UAV. The validity of the developed control system is verified by numerical simulation.
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