Preliminary design of dual-system hybrid VTOL UAV for medical delivery purpose

Sambodo, Fahmi Abdillah; Wahyanto, Willy; Wijaya, Marco; Mustofa, Ghifari Hanif; Isrinanto, Muhammad Fikri Al-Fattah; Arifianto, Ony

doi:10.1063/5.0060064

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“…The major objective of proposing a novel design for VTOL UAVs is for providing early medical help to road accidents [11]. In other words, the drop-off of medicine boxes on site is a crucial task.…”

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Novel design of VTOL Unmanned Aerial Vehicles for transportation of medical supplies

Tripathi,

Gopaliya

2024

MATEC Web Conf.

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Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL) based Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) allow quick, safe, and effective transit of resources from one place to another. Its primary objective is to complete its mission in a short time, thus, making it more useful during emergency cases such as road accidents. A novel design for VTOP UAVs has been proposed in this paper. A mobile application has been created to send and receive commands. The cost estimation and analysis have been carried out for the development and deployment of this device in a real-life scenario. VTOL Unmanned Aerial Vehicles are a novel design for the transportation of medical supplies that aim to significantly increase the flight range and endurance compared to conventional aircraft rotorcraft configurations. The overall conceptual design, modelling and computational simulation of this design are presented.

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Section: Dropping Mechanismmentioning

confidence: 99%

Novel design of VTOL Unmanned Aerial Vehicles for transportation of medical supplies

Tripathi,

Gopaliya

2024

MATEC Web Conf.

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“…Commercial drones have also gained popularity recently, with an increasing number of applications in surveillance services, discovery and delivery [5]. In general, countries are allowed to set their own regulations, which focus on the technical requirements (e.g., altitude of flight or design) and day-to-day usage (insurance, training, licensing or flight zone definition) [6].…”

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Infrastructural Requirements and Regulatory Challenges of a Sustainable Urban Air Mobility Ecosystem

Takács

Haidegger

2022

Buildings

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The United Nations has long put on the discussion agenda the sustainability challenges of urbanization, which have both direct and indirect effects on future regulation strategies. Undoubtedly, most initiatives target better quality of life, improved access to services & goods and environment protection. As commercial aerial urban transportation may become a feasible research goal in the near future, the connection possibilities between cities and regions scale up. It is expected that the growing number of vertical takeoff & landing vehicles used for passenger and goods transportation will change the infrastructure of the cities, and will have a significant effect on the cityscapes as well. In addition to the widely discussed regulatory and safety issues, the introduction of elevated traffic also raises environmental concerns, which influences the existing and required service and control infrastructure, and thus significantly affects sustainability. This paper provides narrated overview of the most common aspects of safety, licensing and regulations for passenger vertical takeoff & landing vehicles, and highlights the most important aspects of infrastructure planning, design and operation, which should be taken into account to maintain and efficiently operate this new way of transportation, leading to a sustainable urban air mobility ecosystem.

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Pre-conceptual Study of Advanced Air Mobility in Indonesia Using Model-Based Systems Engineering Development Framework

Zulkarnain,

Haryokusumo,

Pramutadi

et al. 2024

Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems

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Preliminary design of dual-system hybrid VTOL UAV for medical delivery purpose

Cited by 4 publications

References 8 publications

Novel design of VTOL Unmanned Aerial Vehicles for transportation of medical supplies

Novel design of VTOL Unmanned Aerial Vehicles for transportation of medical supplies

Infrastructural Requirements and Regulatory Challenges of a Sustainable Urban Air Mobility Ecosystem

Pre-conceptual Study of Advanced Air Mobility in Indonesia Using Model-Based Systems Engineering Development Framework

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