So MAI has created a “helicopter” that no longer has problems with the battery. Conventional drones, which are now easy to find and buy, can stay in the air for about half an hour, after which the “bird” must be planted and the power source replaced. However, the research department of the Department 301 “Systems of Automatic and Intelligent Control” of the MAI, headed by Vladimir Chemodanov, has already developed and created a prototype of a device that can “fly” not only for a long time. , but for an infinitely long time. The reason is wire.
– The main idea of the project is to create an aircraft that can be continuously in the air. The drone is powered by 220V and the cable length is 50 meters. Maybe 100 meters. Due to the direct connection to the ground wire, the helicopter does not legally fall under the concept of an aircraft, so it does not need to be registered separately, issued a license for use, – said Ilya Klimov, one of the creators of the device.
De jure, a quadrocopter is useful for monitoring fields and forests, construction sites and warehouses, it allows you to monitor large areas easily, quickly and cheaply. However, there is another very readable application of domestic development. On the one hand, the buzzer is tied to the starting point and cannot fly far, which is a serious limitation of functionality. But it is this parameter that can solve the main legal reason for the lack of air control over domestic roads: now quadrocopters are not used, because the law requires precise binding of the firing point to the place.
And the new domestic development has such a bond. In addition, we repeat, physically – by wire. In this simple way, the domestic traffic police and various organizations involved in photo and video recording now get their hands on a tool that can see much more than a conventional camera. The first police drones, which even caused an accident, work on the roads of the Krasnodar Territory. And taking into account the new development of the MAI, we should soon expect the appearance of such “flying cameras” on all highways of the country. So the only way not to get fines is not to break the traffic rules.
So MAI has created a “helicopter” that no longer has problems with the battery. Conventional drones, which are now easy to find and buy, can stay in the air for about half an hour, after which the “bird” must be planted and the power source replaced. However, the research department of the Department 301 “Systems of Automatic and Intelligent Control” of the MAI, headed by Vladimir Chemodanov, has developed and created a prototype of a device that can “fly” not only for a long time. , but for an infinitely long time. The reason is wire.
– The main idea of the project is to create an aircraft that can be continuously in the air. The drone is powered by 220V and the cable length is 50 meters. Maybe 100 meters. Due to the direct connection to the ground wire, the helicopter does not legally fall under the concept of an aircraft, so it does not need to be registered separately, issued a license for use, – said Ilya Klimov, one of the creators of the device.
De jure, a quadrocopter is useful for monitoring fields and forests, construction sites and warehouses, it allows you to monitor large areas easily, quickly and cheaply. However, there is another very readable application of domestic development. On the one hand, the buzzer is tied to the starting point and cannot fly far, which is a serious limitation of functionality. But it is this parameter that can solve the main legal reason for the lack of air control over domestic roads: now quadrocopters are not used, because the law requires precise binding of the firing point to the place.
And the new domestic development has such a bond. In addition, we repeat, physically – by wire. In this simple way, the domestic traffic police and various organizations involved in photo and video recording now get their hands on a tool that can see much more than a conventional camera. The first police drones, which even caused an accident, work on the roads of the Krasnodar Territory. And taking into account the new development of the MAI, we should soon expect the appearance of such “flying cameras” on all highways of the country. So the only way not to get fines is not to break the traffic rules.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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