ppt on drone POWER POINT PRESENTATION PRESENTATION ON DRONE

1. VISHVESHWARYA
GROUP OF INSTITUTION
Affiliated to AKTU, Lucknow (UP) | CCS University, Meerut (UP)
Technical Campus approved by AICTE / UGC / PCI / BTE / BCI
Approved by M.HRD ( Government of India )
SUBMITTED BY- MOHAMMAD ZIYAUL HAQUE
B.TECH 2nd Year

2. INTRODUCE
 DRONE IS THE COMMON NAME FOR UAVS (UNMANNED
AERIAL VEHICLES).
 UAVS ARE VEHICLES THAT DO NOT CARRY HUMANS INSIDE.
 THEY CAN BE CONTROLLED BY EITHER A HUMAN OR A
COMPUTER.
 UAVS WERE ORIGINALLY USED IN THE MILITARY TO CARRY OUT
TASKS THAT WERE EITHER TOO DIFFICULT OR TOO
DANGEROUS FOR HUMANS TO PERFORM.
 NOWADAYS DRONE IS SO MUCH USEFUL.
DRONE

3. There are three types of Drones
Single Rotor
Fixed Wing
Multi-Rotor

4. .
Single rotor helicopters look exactly like tiny helicopters.
And they can be fly gas or electric powered.
These UAVs are usually used to transport heavier objects.

5. .
Multi-rotor drones are usually some of the smallest and lightest drones on the market.
 They have limited distance, speed, and height.
These drones can usually spend 20-30 minutes in the air.
They carry a lightweight payload, such as a camera.

6. .
 Fixed-wing drones look like normal airplanes.
In fixed wings, wings provide lift instead of rotors- making them very efficient.
 Fixed-wing UAVs are used by the military to carry out strikes
These drones usually use fuel instead of electricity.

7. Price for every budget
Fun to use
Security and surveillance
Lifesavers
Fast delivery times
Drone in agriculture
Capture aerial photographic views

8.  Limited flight time
 Susceptible to weather
 Legal Issues
 Prone to accidents
 Used to harm animals
 Can be hacked
 Can be used for espionage
 Threat to airports