
Ilia Loginov developed and enhanced hardware-in-the-loop (HITL) simulation and testing workflows for the tiiuae/px4-firmware repository over a three-month period. He containerized HITL simulation and MAVSDK testing using Docker and Shell scripting, enabling reproducible and automated test environments that streamline integration testing. Ilia also integrated the gz-sim simulator and created supporting scripts in C++ and CMake to expand simulation-based validation for flight controllers, improving test coverage and reliability. By unifying PWM output configuration across airframes, he ensured consistent actuator control during HITL simulations. His work demonstrated depth in CI/CD, embedded systems, and configuration management practices.
Month: 2025-09 Delivered HITL PWM Output Configuration Unification in tiiuae/px4-firmware by standardizing PWM_MAIN usage across HITL ESCs and servos, replacing PWM_AUX across airframes and the HITL actuator control stream to ensure consistent PWM handling for ECs and servos during HITL simulations across hardware targets. Commit reference: b1278ac1c385551d4e6191c1ab0ef86075626116.
Month: 2025-09 Delivered HITL PWM Output Configuration Unification in tiiuae/px4-firmware by standardizing PWM_MAIN usage across HITL ESCs and servos, replacing PWM_AUX across airframes and the HITL actuator control stream to ensure consistent PWM handling for ECs and servos during HITL simulations across hardware targets. Commit reference: b1278ac1c385551d4e6191c1ab0ef86075626116.
Monthly summary for 2025-05 highlighting delivered capabilities and impact for IEEE performance review. Scope focused on the PX4 firmware HITL testing work with gz-sim integration.
Monthly summary for 2025-05 highlighting delivered capabilities and impact for IEEE performance review. Scope focused on the PX4 firmware HITL testing work with gz-sim integration.
November 2024: Delivered containerized HITL simulation and MAVSDK testing for px4-firmware, enabling reproducible hardware-in-the-loop experiments and streamlined MAVSDK testing in a containerized environment. The work reduces setup friction, improves test reliability, and accelerates feature validation.
November 2024: Delivered containerized HITL simulation and MAVSDK testing for px4-firmware, enabling reproducible hardware-in-the-loop experiments and streamlined MAVSDK testing in a containerized environment. The work reduces setup friction, improves test reliability, and accelerates feature validation.

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