Drone Technology

 Drone Technology

    An unmanned aerial vehicle, UAV is another term that we are using to call well-known drones. The drone is an aircraft that we commonly use in the 21st century for a plethora of very important tasks.



    Moreover, the dawning of drone technology flies centuries back. In 1916, the US created the first pilotless aircraft. This assisted in the fabrication of drones. The founding father of drones is Abraham Karem who is a pioneer in the innovation field.

    How does drone technology work? Drones use rotors. Drones can be remotely controlled or fly autonomously through software-controlled flight plans in their embedded systems, working in conjunction with onboard sensors and GPS. The main art technologies used in drones are inferred cameras, GPS, and laser. Drones are managing by a remote ground system.


    There are 4 major types of drones based on the type of aerial platform used. They are Multi Rotor drones, Fixed-wing drones, single Rotor Helicopter, and fixed-wing hybrid VTOL.

    In addition, from the current updates, there are 5 most expensive drones of 2020. They are DJI Inspired 2 which costs 6,000usd, Xactsense Max 8 which costs 20, 000usd, Airborne drones vanguard which costs 45,500usd, scorpion 3 Hoverbike which costs 150,000usd and Gasping hybrid VTOL UAV -FD180P which costs 260,000usd.

    Furthermore, prominent uses of drones are Remote sensing, commercial and motion picture film making, commercial aerial surveillance, etc. There are a plethora of advantages too. They are adaptability of applications, flexibility, and operations, average cost savings, average savings at runtime, etc. Also, drones are very useful in the military field because drones don’t need a pilot.

    Unfortunately, there are some harmful effects of drone technology too. Such as the possibility of collisions with people, buildings, and other air crafts. fixed wings drones can be expensive and issues with air safety etc.


    The future of drone technology definitely become sizable. Google and Amazon test several methods of packaging with drones. However, one thing we can be assured of is the future of drone technology may be really fascinating.

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