Advanced UAV Engineering & Materials Research
Signal Path Block Diagram
Technical Specifications
How Drones Fly
Drones use **Newton’s Third Law** of Motion: For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. The rotors push air down, and the air pushes the drone up.
Vertical force opposing gravity
Opposite spinning rotors cancel rotation
Core Movements (DOF)
Advanced Equipment & Chassis
Unidirectional carbon weave optimized for weight-to-stiffness ratio. Toray T700 fibers are standard for high-G maneuvers.
Lithium-Polymer cells with 120C discharge rates to handle sudden current spikes during punch-outs.
Props are molded from PC or Glass-Reinforced Nylon for impact resistance and aero-elasticity.
Ground Station & Sensors
Critical Flight Safety
Always maintain a **Visual Line of Sight (VLOS)**. Never fly beyond what your eyes can see.
Do not fly over people, crowds, or near airports (5 miles / 8km radius).
Respect a maximum altitude of **400 feet (120 meters)** above ground level.
Pre-Flight Checklist
Payload Dynamics
Application Tiers
High torque motors with dual-battery redundancy for parcel transit.
Multispectral sensors and RTK GPS for crop health analysis.
Thermal and LIDAR scanning for bridge and powerline inspections.