Methods for Deploying Payloads from Multi-Rotor Unmanned Aerial Systems

Bauer, Aaron; Anderson, Michael L.; DePaola, Richard; Chimento, Charles; Gwaltney, Collin; Taylor, Noah; Teope, Kaz

doi:10.2514/6.2019-1285

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“…Schnieders et al [142] evaluated a single drone to assist law enforcement agencies in a simulated building clearance operation to address the interior dangers of law-enforcement clearing operations. He argued that, due to the improvement of microchips of drones, drones could move indoor environments with high-quality streaming and maneuverability capability; drones fit into law-enforcement clearing operations [143][144][145].…”

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“…Dyutimoy Nirupam Das and Partners propose [147] presents a mechanism that synchronizes drones and delivery trucks, where trucks can work as mobile launching and retrieval sites. Aaron P. Bauer et al [143] develop some proposed methods and devices that enable multi-rotors to deploy one-to-two pound objects on or near doors while in flight to overcome obstacles. During these search and rescue efforts, within damaged structures.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Applications and classifications of unmanned aerial vehicles: A literature review with focus on multi-rotors

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During the past two decades, with the advancement of avionics, control systems, design, product methods, and communication systems, UAVs have gained more interest from both civil and military customers. Hence, more researchers have dedicated their time to developing new applications for drones and improving their performance. In this study, a literature review on drone applications is conducted. It is explained that they can be more effective and beneficial when merged with preexisting systems, and thus making a system of systems. Further, we have classified UAV applications more comprehensively. This classification can be very useful for providing insights when designing new UAVs. Finally, previous works are discussed thoroughly and diagrams are developed to show the research focus in this field. These statistical diagrams can also be used as a gap analysis tool.

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