Commercial UAV

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June 10, 2017
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Commercial UAV

Day to day living is now easy with the progress of technology. Anywhere you go, people rely on how the products of technology will help them survive and make work easy. Some of these products may harm you but there are some who secure your safety.

Commercial UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) is commonly known today as a drone. These are devices that are built as an aerial vehicle without a need of a human-loaded pilot. It uses aerodynamic forces that provide vehicle lift and can be piloted to fly in a certain distance giving you safety instead on going yourself to a specific location.

Types of Drones

Drone is becoming popular nowadays that even kids would want it. While it is sold in the market, there are types of commercial UAV which have different purposes and limits of doing. It is made depending on the consumer’s needs and plans.

  1. Quadcopters

Quadcopters are the first and the most popular drone in the market. As its name implies, it has four rotors organized in a square pattern. The rotors are arranged onto the quadcopter’s individual corner allowing an even amount of support to have the drone fly and go to different directions.

  1. RTF Drones

RTF drones are those types which are Ready-To-Fly. This drones are already assembled and can be used by the moment you bought it and opened its box. This best fits those who are a beginner and new to using drone since they can use RTF for practicing and exploring the nature of how drone works.

  1. GPS Drones

As its name indicates, this is a drone model that links to the GPS signals from satellites. Built-in GPS system in drones is used as a mean of identifying the direction where the drone would go and where it came from. The best thing about these drones is that it has the capability of returning to its origin (where it came from) when it starts to run out of power or if it goes out of your range. This is helpful when you want a drone that will be with you for too long and will not lose its way while using it.

  1. Trick Drones

Trick drones are designed and used as smaller toys with just a few ounces of weight and about ten inches in length. These type of drones can be maneuvered easily and quickly with a small built-in camera just right for its size. Trick drones are also commonly used as a practice buddy for those who are new on using drones.

  1. Delivery Drones

Thinking that drones are limited to aerial photography, these devices can be used for transporting materials which are known as Delivery Drones. An anchor will be linked on the bottom part of the device which will serve as the container to carry items.

  1. Helicopter Drones

Helicopter drones are designed like typical helicopter having a single rotor. This stays in the air for an extended period of time. As to how a real helicopter functions, this has the capability to land easily and stay in one place at a time.

  1. Photography Drones

These drones were designed with still and live images. Photography drones are usually designed with HD cameras with guards around its lenses. The guards help in securing the camera and keeping it away from damage due to weather conditions. This has the ability to keep steady and keeps the image as clear as possible.

There might be more types of drones available in the market and buying one will still depend on the purpose and the reason why you want to have it. Some other drones will cost you more but still will give you the best result. Do not hesitate to choose what really you want, just be mindful that it will still be with your preference.

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Tony is our CASA accredited Chief Remote Drone Pilot. His role is to oversee and authorise all Company unmanned aerial operations before they leave the ground. , Having an immense background in Military aviation with the Royal New Zealand Airforce (RNZAF) he is a qualified Aircraft engineer who has worked on many military fixed and rotary wing aircraft and remotely piloted aircraft. His passion,and diverse experience in all things aviation related, place him in a position to ensure the safest and most reliable outcomes are achieved each and every time our unmanned aircraft systems take to the skies.