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Drone Connector

Usage

    from drone_connection import DroneConnector

    # Create a drone connection
    drone = DroneConnector(address='127.0.0.1', port=14550)


    # Connect to the drone
    drone.connect()


    # Send command to the drone
    drone.sendCommand('takeoff')


    # Disconnect from the drone
    drone.disconnect()

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