Use google map to get a general idea but not your final itinerary.
It is getting better and better but I will generally not recommend google map for bike itinerary outside city, as it can sometimes remorselessly indicate you to take a two lane busy road...)
Around 500km by bike in 5 days from Paris to Genêts near Le Mont Saint Michel.
Each day a checkpoint that revels the next day checkpoint.
This created a nice “treasure hunt” adventure. All Ulule bakers could chose their own path and speed to travel.
We also could choose in Ulule if we wanted to be completely autonomous, add a ticket for bus return, add hostel accommodations, add a bike rental. I initially buy the ticket for the bus return to Paris, but finally extend the biking adventure for two more days with a friend and return to Paris by train.
French Alps
Week-long bike trip with family in the alps going from mountain hut to mountain hut
I started flying and building drone as a kid with my grandfather. All where fixed wing drones and (almost) never flew longer then 5 minutes.
This was mainly due to overweight in the drone (to much glue or paint), and my skills as a pilot at the time.
In my engineering school I kept building fixed wing drone inside a club we created with other fan of aeronautics.
Thanks (?) to a lot of glue and some asymmetric wings, our first drone was doing looping by itself during the flight.
Landing was faster than planned and pitiless...
I am a now a member of “Club de modélisme de Saclay”, a model aircraft making and flying association. Exchange and lesson with experimented builders and pilots within the club is really valuable. It has increased a lot my airplane build and flight skills.
During my last year internship as an engineering student I joined ONERA where I learned how to optimize a drone trajectory to track a target.
I then follow by starting a PhD thesis on how to develop a strategy to find and track multiple moving targets using a fleet of cooperative UAVs. More info here!
As a PhD student I learned theoretical knowledge on drones.
I then choose to enroll Fab Academy 2020 to
gain practical knowledge on how to make a real drone system
further participate in the Fab lab (and maker / do it yourself) movement.
In Fab academy 2020, I plan to do a final project that will incorporate drones, Fab lab, Conservation (Environmental effort) and communities.
2.5 Ecology/Environment
2.5.1 How you can reduce your environmental impact
Check and join the Fab Lab/Maker/do It yourself movement.
Check and join the Fab City initiative, whose motto is “Locally productive, globally connected cities”.
Check and try some day to day tricks to reduce your impact, get inspired with
It all started when I went to the Maker Faire Paris 2016 at cité des sciences et de l'industrie. I discover the maker/do it yourself movement and two associations that I joined later. First one is Caliban a robotic association.
The second one is Placilab. This is the Fab Lab of the Planet science association based in Ris Orangis.
I spend one year as a member of the association, learning how to use a laser cutter and OpenSCAD, having great exchange with other members of the fablab.
I then discover the Digiscope Fab Lab, closer from my location than the Plascilab.
On the Digiscope website I discover a link for the Fab Academy program, here we go!
I find it easier to first watch a youtube video and then read the rules of a board game.
Among the multitude of board game chains I really like the following one: