An investigation of micro aerial vehicles (µAV)
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Abstract
Quadcopter UAV also known as quadrotor is the another form of helicopters having more spirited firmness than helicopters. They play a paramount role in divergent areas like military operations, surveillance, fire sensing and some important areas having many complications. Quadcopters are UAV's with capability of perpendicular takeoffs, arrivals and drift at a crave location. This survey paper addresses the delineation and evolution of a proclivity arm quadcopter for mini payload and longtime endurance.
Keywords
- Remote sensor systems
- unmanned flying vehicle
- ad-hoc networks
- routing.
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