LibrePilot/CREDITS.txt

This is a credits file of people that have been / are key contributors to the OpenPilot project. Without the work of the people in this file OpenPilot would not be what it is today. 

It is sorted alphabetically by name and formatted so that it allows for easy grepping and beautification by scripts.  

The fields are: 

Name (N)
Email (E),
Web-address (W) 
Description of work (D) 


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N: David Ankers
E: david (at) openpilot (dot) org
D: Co-founder, Project Coordination     
D: Minor GCS infrastruture 

N: Pedro Assuncao
E: pedro (dot) agda (at) gmail (dot) com
D: GCS Settings Widget & Plugin

N: Jose Barros
E: josembarros (at) hotmail (dot) com
D: GCS Y-Modem Plugin  

N: Frederic Goddeeris
E: fredericgoddeeris (at) hotmail (dot) com
D: I2C work and FreeRTOS work. 

N: Peter Gunnarsson
E: peter (at) pyne (dot) se
D: GCS Core Developer
D: Multiple GCS plugins, Gadget foundations

N: Thorsten Klose
E: thorsten.klose (at) dmx (dot) de
D: Embedded STM32 infrastructure  

N: Edouard Lafargue 
E: edouard (at) lafargue (dot) name
D: Artwork including Display Dials

N: Ken Northup
E: helos360 (at) bellsouth (dot) net
D: 3D Modelling for the GCS  

N: Angus Peart
E: gussy (at) openpilot (dot) org
D: Co-founder, Principal hardware architect.  
D: Hardware design of OpenPilot, AHRS, GPS and other hardware
D: Core developer embedded code

N: Richard Querin
E: rfquerin (at) gmail (dot) com
D: Graphic Design, OpenPilot Logo

N: Julien Rouviere
E: julien.rouviere (at) gmail (dot) com
D: GCS Core Developer
D: GCS Framework and Plugins for the GCS

N: Zik Saleeba
E: zik (at) zikzak (dot) net
D: Initial schematic based on Zik's Flying Fox schematic     

N: Pete Stapley
E: pete (at) stapleylabs (dot) com
D: PPM inputs

N: Rowan Taubitz
E: rowan (at) zantek (dot) com (dot) au
D: Hardware debugging and testing, creation of 2-layer Floss-JTAG board

N: Vassilis Varveropoulos
E: vassilis (at) openpilot (dot) org
D: Co-founder, Principal embedded software architect. 
D: Module architecture and UAVTalk Implimentation.