Client Software Overview

The main client for controlling the Crazyflie device family is the python client that runs on a PC and communicates via the Crazyradio 2.0  USB dongle. The client uses a python library, which also is the main connection point for programs and scripts that communicate with the devices.

Swarms of Crazyflies can be controlled through the python library, the external CrazySwarm project or other software.

There are mobile phone apps for Android and IOS that connects via BLE, mainly for manual flight.

PC clients

We have a Crazyflie 2.X python-based client for the PC, of which all the documentation can be found here. The PC client runs on the Crazyflie library (CFlib), of which all the documentation can be found here.

• Crazyflie Python-based client documentation
• Crazyflie Python library documentation

Crazyradio 2.0

The PC needs a Crazyradio 2.0  or Crazyradio PA in order to communicate with the Crazyflie 2.X. This relays the CTRP protocol from the PC client or the Crazyflie library to and from the CF2. The documentation also explains how to setup the USB permissions on your specific OS or machine.

• Crazyradio 2.0 documentation.
• Crazyradio PA documentation.

Mobile Phone Clients

There are apps existing for controlling the Crazyflie 2.X on both IOS and Android with Bluetooth LE communication.

• Android Client Documentation
• IOS Client Documentation