Patent classifications
B64U10/16
METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR REMOTE OR AUTONOMOUS HOLDING A TREE TRUNK
The invention relates to a system for remote and/or autonomous holding at least a portion of a tree trunk, said system comprising: a remotely and/or autonomously controlled Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (100), UAV, at least one remotely and/or autonomously controlled means (105) for holding at least a portion of a tree trunk attachable to said UAV (100), means for detecting at least a portion of a tree, means for detecting at least one tree parameter of at least a portion of a tree and/or at least one growing condition of at least a portion of a tree, a base station for communication with said UAV (100), means configured for directing said means (105) for holding at least a portion of a tree trunk to a particular position of said tree trunk depending on said at least one detected tree parameter and/or said at least one detected growing condition.
HELICOPTER
A multicopter (100) having a plurality of propellers (1) is configured to be electrically operated. The multicopter (100) is provided with electric motors (2), at least one main battery (3), a generator (4), an engine (5), and a battery condition detecting section (71). The electric motors (2) drive the propellers (1). The main battery (3) is a first electric power source that supplies the electric power to the electric motors (2). The generator (4) is a second electric power source that supplies the electric power to the electric motors (2). The engine (5) drives the generator (4). The battery condition detecting section (71) detects abnormality of the main battery (3). When the battery condition detecting section (71) detects the abnormality of the main battery (3), the generator (4) supplies the electric power that has been converted from motive power from the engine (5) directly to the electric motors (2).
METHODS FOR LANDING AN UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLE
Systems and methods include UAVs that serve to assist carrier personnel by reducing the physical demands of the transportation and delivery process. A UAV generally includes a UAV chassis including an upper portion, a plurality of propulsion members configured to provide lift to the UAV chassis, and a parcel carrier configured for being selectively coupled to and removed from the UAV chassis. UAV support mechanisms are utilized to load and unload parcel carriers to the UAV chassis, and the UAV lands on and takes off from the UAV support mechanism to deliver parcels to a serviceable point. The UAV includes computing entities that interface with different systems and computing entities to send and receive various types of information.
PAN-TILT AND AN AERIAL CAMERA WHICH CONTAINS THE PAN-TILT
A pan-tilt and an aerial camera containing a pan-tilt. This pan-tilt includes a motor which has a first part and a second part of relative movement, a slip ring which is installed in the motor and has a fixing part and a rotating part, and a control part which is installed under the motor and at which the second part is installed. The center of the motor has a first hole which longitudinally penetrates through, in which the slip ring is installed. The fixing part is static relative to the first part. The control part is electrically connected to the rotating part via a wire which is set to pass through the first hole. The control part is electrically connected with the motor. The pan-tilt can be rotated by 360 degrees.
Transportation network utilizing autonomous vehicles for transporting items
A transportation network is provided that utilizes autonomous vehicles (e.g., unmanned aerial vehicles) for identifying, acquiring, and transporting items between network locations without requiring human interaction. A travel path for an item through the transportation network may include a passing of the item from one autonomous vehicle to another or otherwise utilizing different autonomous vehicles for transporting the item along different path segments (e.g., between different network locations). Different possible travel paths through the transportation network may be evaluated, and a travel path for an item may be selected based on transportation factors such as travel time, cost, safety, etc., which may include consideration of information regarding current conditions (e.g., related to network congestion, inclement weather, etc.). Autonomous vehicles of different sizes, carrying capacities, travel ranges, travel speeds, etc. may be utilized for further improving the flexibility and efficiency of the system for transporting items.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENT SHEPHERD BEE
The invention discloses a shepherd unmanned aerial vehicle device comprising an unmanned aerial vehicle rack, a rotor wing device, a power supply device, a shepherd device and an unmanned aerial vehicle control host arranged in the unmanned aerial vehicle rack; said rotor wing device comprises first rotor wing mechanisms and second rotor wing mechanisms which are arranged on the unmanned aerial vehicle rack; the power supply device comprises lithium batteries, wind power generation wheel wing mechanisms and a solar panel; said lithium battery is arranged at the upper end of the unmanned aerial vehicle rack; the shepherd device comprises a power grid mechanism, an infrared scanning mechanism and a camera; by the way of detecting flocks of sheep via the camera and the infrared scanning mechanism on the unmanned aerial vehicle rack, the power grid mechanism reaches the effect of controlling the flocks of sheep within working range.
SIX DEGREE OF FREEDOM AERIAL VEHICLE WITH OFFSET PROPULSION MECHANISMS
This disclosure describes an aerial vehicle, such as an unmanned aerial vehicle (“UAV”), which includes a plurality of maneuverability propulsion mechanisms that enable the aerial vehicle to move in any of the six degrees of freedom (surge, sway, heave, pitch, yaw, and roll). The aerial vehicle may also include a lifting propulsion mechanism that operates to generate a force sufficient to maintain the aerial vehicle at an altitude.
MULTI-ROTOR AIRCRAFT WITH MULTI-SHAFT DISLOCATION LAYOUT
A multi-rotor aircraft with multi-shaft dislocation layout including a frame, a plurality of upper-layer power sources, a plurality of lower-layer power sources, a plurality of upper-layer propeller blades and a plurality of lower-layer propeller blades. The plurality of upper-layer propeller blades are disposed at intervals, and are connected to the upper side of the frame through the plurality of upper-layer power sources. The plurality of lower-layer propeller blades are disposed at intervals, and are connected to the lower side of the frame through the plurality of lower-layer power sources. The plurality of upper-layer propeller blades and the plurality of lower-layer propeller blades are staggered along a projection direction of the frame. The centers of the plurality of upper-layer propeller blades and the centers of the plurality of lower-layer propeller blades are located on the same flat geometric figure along the projection direction of the frame.
DETECTION SYSTEM, SUSPENDED DEVICE, AND DETECTION METHOD
A detection system for detecting underwater conditions according to an embodiment or embodiments may include an aerial vehicle and a suspended device suspended from the aerial vehicle, wherein the suspended device includes a detecting section that performs an underwater detection operation, and a position information acquisition section that acquires position information.
DETECTION SYSTEM, SUSPENDED DEVICE, AND DETECTION METHOD
A detection system for detecting underwater conditions according to an embodiment or embodiments may include an aerial vehicle and a suspended device suspended from the aerial vehicle, wherein the suspended device includes a detecting section that performs an underwater detection operation, and a position information acquisition section that acquires position information.