The document is a presentation by Roshan Mani about unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), also known as drones. It defines UGVs and UAVs, describes the different types including remote-operated and autonomous vehicles. It provides examples of applications in various fields like surveillance, detection of underground facilities, rescue operations, and discusses examples of UGVs and UAVs developed in India like DRDO AURA and NISHANT. The presentation concludes saying UAVs help reduce risk to pilots in applications like fighter jets and help explore remote places like Antarctica.

1. By –RoshanMani
ECE Department
3rd Semester
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2. Acknowledgement
On the auspicious Occasion in Workshop of
III cell of our Institute Govt. College of
Engineering & Technology , Bikaner I am
going to present a power-point presentation
on UAV & UGV. I am very much thankful to
you all for giving me such a great
opportunity.
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3. Contents
 UGV & UAV
 Types
 Remote Operated
 Autonomous
 Autonomy
 Applications
 Examples from India
 Conclusion
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4. What is UGV and UAV?
An unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) is
a vehicle that operates while in contact
with the ground and without an
onboard human presence.
An Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) ,
commonly known as drone, is an
aircraft without a human pilot on
board.
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5. History
The earliest attempt at a powered aerial vehicle was
A.M.Low’s “Aerial Target” of 1916.
Nikola Tesla described a fleet of unmanned aerial
combat vehicles in 1915.
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6. Types-
1.Remote Operated
2.Autonomous
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7. 1.Remote Operated
It is controlled by a human operator via a
communications link.
All actions are determined by the operator based upon
either direct visual observation or remote use of
sensors such as digital video cameras.
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8. 2.Autonomous
It operates without the need of a human controller . A
fully autonomous UAV & UGV should be able to:-
 Collect information about environment
 Detect object of interest
 Travel between waypoints
 Repair itself without outside
assistance
 Work for extended durations
without human intervention.
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9. Quadruped
Robot
It is being
developed as a
mule that can
traverse difficult
terrain.
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10. Autonomy
Monitoring
&
Control
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11. ............................................
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12. Surveillance Aircraft
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13. Detection of Underground facility
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14. Civilian Applications
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15. Aeryon Scout
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16. Carriers UAV
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17. Armed attacks
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18. Rescue
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19. *DRDO AURA
*NISHANT
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20. DRDO AURA
Autonomous Unmanned Research Aircraft
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21. DRDO Nishant
Main task
Intelligence gathering over enemy territory
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22. Conclusion
 UAV’s most important application is Fighter Jets where
there is no risk of Pilots as these Jets runs without
Pilot.
 UAV & UGV helps us in discovering places like
Antartica.
 With the help of this we can know the climate & other
thing of another Planet.
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23. THANK YOU
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