Drones I
Drones and their software capture images, create maps and 3D models, and analyse data across economic sectors: in agriculture, construction, mining, services, etc. Although drones are one of the most innovative technologies with applications in many industries and business, the related profiles of a drone software programmer or drone operator are still not part of the national qualification systems and the required digital skills are not yet taught under the current VET curricula in many EU countries.
1. Course Intro
Course Intro
TODO
2. UAS Intro
Unmanned aerial vehicle intro
This part is an introduction preparation for later study of regulatory framework for registration and tests. The focus here is...
The goal of this part is to set agenda for the rest of a module and also motivate students by...
This part is a brief overview of some business scenarios for civilian commercial drones. At the class you can open...
This part is just continuing the history of drones mainly at military service. Next is to explain difference between traditional...
This part is purely informative. The goal is to show how early the drones started to evolve and what were...
Similar as 2.1, the goal here is to shw that navigation has even longer history and gets into almost every...
History of Automatic Control
3. Regulatory framework - Intro
Lessons about current legislation in rule in EU and USA.
4. UAS operations - Intro
Explanation of basics related UAS operations. Focus on safety aspects and behavior when using UAS.
5. UAS design - Intro
In-depth dive into the principles of UAS design. Covers technological blocks of UAS design, manufacturing technologies, quality assurance processes, propulsion systems, battery systems, electrical subsystems, autopilots, datalinks, ground station, security systems.
6. Basic pilot course
Introduction to the typical UAS design and main components as a foundation for basic pilot course.
