Build & Fly Your Own Drone 1 good

Build & Fly Your Own Drone 1 good

DIY Drone Making

Learn how to build your own drone from scratch! Drone Element, in collaboration with Coursemology is proud to bring you one full day of exciting and informative workshop that teaches you to build a drone and fly it too.

You will be given a step-by-step guide where you can easily follow to build your first drone at home, a 70mm wheel-base size brushed motor quadcopter, using assembly kits and parts available in the market.

Drone parts will be provided and you get to keep the drone you built in the class.

For drone course to get a commercial drone license, please see Drone Training for CAAS Drone Permit.

Course Title

Fly and Build Drone Programme

Course Content

• Introduction to Drones
• Parts of an aircraft
• Mode 2 drone flying
• Theory of Flight
• CAAS regulations and Guidelines
• Design drone frame
• Assembly, set-up, Test fly built Drone

CLASS PRICING

$690.00

Research background

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Combined atlas (2 sheets)

Unmanned aerial vehicle (uav) originally appeared in the 1920 s, 1914 the first world war was in full swing, the card del and two generals, to the British military aviation society put forward a suggestion: develop a do not drive of choose and employ persons, and radio control for small aircraft, enable it to fly to the enemy over a target zone, will advance bombs dropped down in a small plane.This bold vision was immediately appreciated by Sir Dai Henderson, then President of the British Military Aviation Society.He assigned a team to be led by Professor A.M. Low.Drones were then used as target aircraft for training.Is a term used by many countries to describe the latest generation of unmanned aircraft.Literally, the term can describe everything from kites and radio-controlled aircraft to V-1 missiles developed from cruise missiles, but in military terms it is limited to reusable heavier-than-air aircraft.[5]

Research and development process

In the 1940s, uAVs were used to train anti-aircraft gunners in World War II.

In 1945, redundant or retired aircraft were converted into special research or target aircraft after The Second World War, which became the forerunner of the trend of modern uav use.As electronic technology has advanced, drones have begun to show their flexibility and importance in the role of reconnaissance missions.

Drones were frequently used in military missions during the Vietnam War of the 55-74 century, the Gulf War and even during NATO’s air strikes against Yugoslavia.

In 1982, Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) pioneered the use of drones in other military roles.During the Galilean Peace Operation (War in Lebanon), the Recon UNMANNED Aerial Vehicle (UAV) system played an important combat role in the Israeli army and Israeli Air Force.The IDF mainly USES drones for reconnaissance, intelligence gathering, tracking and communications.

During Desert Storm in 1991, the U.S. military used small drones designed to fool radar systems as bait, and the bait became a target for other countries.

In March 1996, NASA developed two testing machines: the X-36 experimental tailless drone.At 5.7m long and 88kg, it is 28 per cent the size of an ordinary fighter.The variant USES a split aileron and steering thrust system that is more flexible than conventional fighters.The horizontal and vertical stabilizer reduces both weight and tension, as well as the radar cross-section.Ideal for neutralizing enemy air defense, interception, combat damage assessment, theater missile defense, and ultra-high-altitude attacks, the drones are particularly suited for missions in politically sensitive areas.[6]

Until the late 20th century, they were little more than full-size remote-controlled planes.The U.S. military is increasingly interested in such aircraft because it offers low-cost, mission-flexible combat machines that can be used without the risk of pilot death.

In the 1990s, after the Gulf War, drones began to develop rapidly and be widely used.The U.S. military bought and built pioneer drones as a reliable system during the Second and third Gulf Wars in Iraq.

After 1990s, western countries fully realized the role of UAV in the war and competed to apply high and new technology to the research and development of UAV: new airfoil and light materials greatly increased the endurance of UAV;Advanced signal processing and communication technology are adopted to improve the image transmission speed and digital transmission speed of UAV.Advanced autopilot eliminates the need for a land-based TV screen to lead the drone, instead being programmed to fly to a hovering point, change altitude and fly to the next target.