Designing and developing stable body flight in drones

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Designing and developing stable body flight in drones

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Drones are an ever-expanding field finding use and application in more and more area, such as construction, logging and transport. As a drone flies, it tilts its body in the direction of flight, however in some cases this tilting of the body is an undesired side effect of the drone’s movement and results in drones not being applied efficiently in such a field. Therefore, the question arises, “Can a drone be developed to allow for stable-bodied flight in order to provide a non-tilting platform...

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Thesis

Thesis level

Masters

Date created

2021

Creator

Haisley, Sean

URL

https://hdl.handle.net/10289/14716

Related subjects

Aerodynamics / Accelerometer / Air speed / Angle of attack / Components / Concepts / Control / Closed-loop feedback circuit / Degrees of freedom / Design / Drag / Drone / Duct / Fibreglass / Filter / Frame / Gimbal / Global Positioning System / Gyroscope / Inertial Measuring Unit / Landing / Lift / Machine learning / Magnetometer / Manufacture / Pitch / Polymer / Propeller / Prototype / Roll / Relative wind / Rotary wing / Stable-bodied flight / Streamline / System / Take-off / Thrust / Turbulence / Weight / Yaw / Drone aircraft -- Stability -- Design and construction / Flight control -- Design and construction / Drone aircraft -- Aerodynamics -- Design and construction / Propellers, Aerial -- Design and construction

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