Drones | How do they work?

Drones have evolved over the years and become perfect flying machines. Why are drones designed the way they are today? Why are they so efficient at moving so swiftly? In this video, we’ll learn about the drone’s mechanical design aspects, along with its electronics controller, sensors, intelligent algorithms, and even satellite technology. So, let’s start a design journey starting with a permitted drone and moving on to the most modern drone.

[ruchiradesilva]

If I saw this video 1year ago, my life would have been so much easier. For my bachelors degree final year project, I had to learn these scenarios to get the knowledge for weeks. This 10 minutes is way more valuable than hundreds of rubbish research papers.

[PrashantSharma-qlyb]

This is absolutely awesome. Kudos to the Lesics team for putting this together.

[borisdorofeev]

This is probably the greatest and my most favorite channel on YouTube. Please never stop making these videos. As soon as a get my degree ill become a top tier donor in any way possible.
Really, the amount of knowledge I've acquired through this channel is unbelievable. Thank you so much!

[DivyanshMMMUT]

Can we get a video explaining how does an electronic Gyroscope, Barometer work? As you explained the Accelerometer...

[scheimong]

I've accidentally flown my Mavic 2 into different things several times now. Two times trees, one time a building, and one time myself... Each time it managed to surprise me by somehow auto-stabilising instead of falling out of the air, all while sustaining only unexpectedly minor damage. There's even a video by Destin of Smarter Every Day in which he flew his Mavic Air 2 into a pole, causing a front arm to fold in halfway, and yet it still managed to stay in the air. As a software engineer I was quite amazed when I watched Destin flick the folded front arm back to its extended position while the drone was still in flight. It's very reassuring, seeing that my drone (or at least, a drone with similar capabilities to mine) is able to handle much rougher treatment without any problems.

[harinarayanan]

A kind suggestion, please do enable captions for better understanding of the terminology that has been used in the video
thank you

[xplorer]

That’s so thoroughly!!!
I just bought a KF102 drone and it is so enjoyable to control.
So impressive that those 4 fans can lift the drone easily, the air they produce for lifting up the drone is really strong

[ljre]

This was incredibly interesting. I’m a retired electrical engineer and like to keep up. Fascinating. Thanks.

[DroneOver...]

Makes you appreciate the technology in our drones even more. Cant believe all that tech inside my dji mini se

[dogs-and-destruction-channel]

I've got a 4 bladed drone that can run without a controller. Once in the air it's programmed to follow you via a tracker beacon and the on board sensors or an automatic computer program. Although it comes with one anyway so you can do tricks and more complex moves, but other than that it's fully automatic and requires no assistance. I use it for film and checking stuff on my farm.

[mido]

I am a sensor fusion specialist man and I can confirm you have researched pretty deep. Good work buddy.

[abhaykumarmaurya]

Great piece of work.👍
A perfect infusion of animation and information.❤️

[pranavramnedi]

This is one of the Best explained videos I've ever watched. Thanks a ton Lesics.

[फरकधारणा]

Drons are the most amazing invention to push up more our technological advancement of this era. May be it is the great invention for right now because it can be use in any field and become versatile day by day.

[صقرالهباد-زق]

Thank you.
This is one of the best explanation clips I have seen in my life ‏

[yogeshmalik]

● Unexpected or Deep explanation with
3D animation. Love it! ❤️
● Really helpful for understanding much
about drones. 😊👩‍🎓
● Nice combination of Pretty Voice and
Animation. 👌
● Excellent! 🙌🙌

[zusurs]

The tricopter design shown in this video is from the Latvian company Atlas Dynamics, and it's an industrial/military drone. It's notorious for a long flight time endurance. It's not offered in blue color, though...

[shoaibrafiq]

One correction, barely any drone uses Li Ion batteries, they use Lipo these days for higher discharge capacity.

[kvnptl]

This is video should be there in the curriculum of engineering students, golden information.

[murjoshua]

No doubts, this video is very informative! Thanks alot!
Also it will be great to discuss about the air density and altitude density as well as the temperature and how they affect an aircraft's flight.