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A design configuration and optimization for a multi rotor UAV

Capello et al., 2009

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1918313628834862935
Author
Capello E
Guglieri G
Quagliotti F
et al.
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NATO RTO Symp. Intelligent Uninhabited Vehicle Guidance Systems

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Multi rotor UAVs offer great potential wide range of challenging applications due to the high manoeuvrability and to the potential to hover, take off and fly in small areas. Nevertheless, their design is in some way critical. The main concern is their inadequate level of handling …
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