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This paper presents a vision-based fault detection and isolation architecture for unmanned aerial vehicles. The vehicle's attitude is computed from visual input through a horizon tracking algorithm, independently of any other sensor. In a second stage, two Kalman filters are used for fault detection and identification in two gyroscopes. The loosely coupled architecture is suitable for real-time application. The algorithm was implemented with the ROS framework and the system's performance is evaluated in a real-time application scenario with artificially introduced sensor faults.
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