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    (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) : Done By: Hasya Priya Prajjwala K.Vigneshwari Ankita.S.K

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    UAVs or drones come in many sizes and shapes, from small micro-UAVs to large military hunter-killer drones. They generally have 4 motors, propellers, a transmitter, receiver, battery, and connecting wires. The transmitter sends signals to the receiver on the drone, which controls the speed of each motor via an ESC. This allows the drone to fly autonomously or be remotely controlled. Drones have advantages like not needing a pilot, entering dangerous areas, and completing missions autonomously, but also disadvantages like short battery life, hackability, and difficulty maintaining height. They have applications in aerial photography, search and rescue, agriculture, shipping, mapping, surveillance, and internet access.

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    (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) : Done By: Hasya Priya Prajjwala K.Vigneshwari Ankita.S.K

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    UAVs or drones come in many sizes and shapes, from small micro-UAVs to large military hunter-killer drones. They generally have 4 motors, propellers, a transmitter, receiver, battery, and connecting wires. The transmitter sends signals to the receiver on the drone, which controls the speed of each motor via an ESC. This allows the drone to fly autonomously or be remotely controlled. Drones have advantages like not needing a pilot, entering dangerous areas, and completing missions autonomously, but also disadvantages like short battery life, hackability, and difficulty maintaining height. They have applications in aerial photography, search and rescue, agriculture, shipping, mapping, surveillance, and internet access.

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    UAVs or drones come in many sizes and shapes, from small micro-UAVs to large military hunter-killer drones. They generally have 4 motors, propellers, a transmitter, receiver, battery, and connecting wires. The transmitter sends signals to the receiver on the drone, which controls the speed of each motor via an ESC. This allows the drone to fly autonomously or be remotely controlled. Drones have advantages like not needing a pilot, entering dangerous areas, and completing missions autonomously, but also disadvantages like short battery life, hackability, and difficulty maintaining height. They have applications in aerial photography, search and rescue, agriculture, shipping, mapping, surveillance, and internet access.

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    (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) : Done By: Hasya Priya Prajjwala K.Vigneshwari Ankita.S.K

    Uploaded by

    Snehaja M
    UAVs or drones come in many sizes and shapes, from small micro-UAVs to large military hunter-killer drones. They generally have 4 motors, propellers, a transmitter, receiver, battery, and connecting wires. The transmitter sends signals to the receiver on the drone, which controls the speed of each motor via an ESC. This allows the drone to fly autonomously or be remotely controlled. Drones have advantages like not needing a pilot, entering dangerous areas, and completing missions autonomously, but also disadvantages like short battery life, hackability, and difficulty maintaining height. They have applications in aerial photography, search and rescue, agriculture, shipping, mapping, surveillance, and internet access.

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    The key takeaways are that drones come in a wide variety of sizes and shapes and have various applications both commercial and for military use.

    The main types of drones discussed are DJI Phantom for commercial use, MQ-9 Reaper for military use, micro-UAV, biomimetic-UAV and blimps/balloons.

    The materials used to create the drone mentioned are 6V motors, finger size propellers, transmitter and receiver paired, connecting wires and a 3.6V lithium battery.

    UAV

    (UNMANNED AERIAL
    VEHICLE)
    DONE BY:
    HASYA PRIYA
    PRAJJWALA
    K.VIGNESHWARI
    ANKITA.S.K
    CONTENTS
    1. INTRODUCTION
    2. TYPES
    3. CONSTRUCTION
    4. WORKING PRINCIPLE
    5. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES
    6. APPLICATIONS
    BRIEF INTRODUCTION:
    Essentially, a drone is a flying robot that can be remotely
    controlled or can fly autonomously through software-
    controlled flight plans in their embedded systems working
    in conjunction with onboard sensors and GPS.

    The UAV which expands to Unmanned Aerial Vehicle is the


    technological name of ‘DRONE’.

    The drone has two parts: the control system and the UAV
    itself.
    TYPES
     Drone comes in wide variety of sizes, shapes and
    functions.
     Drones generally are of two types
     MQ-9 reaper, a hunter killer surveillance UAV.
    They are usually developed for military and
    special operation.
     DJI Phantom UAV for commercial and
    recreational areal photography.
    TYPES

    DJI Phantom MQ-9 Reaper


    Some other types of drones are
    as following:

    • Micro-UAV
    • Biomimetic-UAV
    • Blimps and Balloons
    MATERIALS USED FOR THE DRONE THAT WE HAVE
    CREATED:

    1) 6V MOTORS – 4
    2) FINGER SIZE PROPELLERS – 4
    3) TRANSMITTER AND RECEIVER (paired)
    4) CONNECTING WIRES
    5) BATTERY – 3.6V LITHIUM
    THE WORKING PRINCIPLE:
    • Quadcopter is a device with an
    intense mixture of electronics,
    mechanical and mainly on the
    principle of aviation.
    • It has 4 motors whose speed of
    rotation and direction of rotation
    Changes according to the user’s
    desire
    • The rotation of the motor changes
    as per the transmitted signal sent
    from the four channel transmitter.
    • The signals from microcontroller
    goes to ESC which in turns
    controls the speed of the motor
    THE ADVANTAGES OF A UAV:
     Doesn’t require a qualified pilot.
     Can enter any environment.
     Can stay in air up to 20 minutes.
     Can be programmed to complete the mission
    autonomously.
     Fixed wings can fly at a high altitude
    THE DISADVANTAGES OF A UAV:
     Short life battery
     Hackable
     It is tough to maintain same height
     Expensive
    DRONE USAGE AND APPLICATIONS IN INDIA.
    APPLICATIONS OF UAV/ DRONE:

     Aerial Photography
     Search and rescue operation (military
    applications)
     In the field of agriculture
     Shipping and delivery
     3D mapping and navigation
     Safety surveillance
     Wireless internet access
    THANK YOU!

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