Patent classifications
B64C11/04
Device for structure testing
The invention relates to a test stand comprising a support (19, 25) which is moveably connected to a wall (18, 18′, 18″), a base, a frame (26) of the test stand or another part of the test stand and can be moved on a predetermined path; an actuator (22) which is connected to the support and by means of which the support (19, 25) that can be moved on the predetermined path, two clamping devices (13) respectively comprising a ball joint, wherein one of the two clamping devices (13) is seemed to the support (19, 25) and the other of the two clamping devices (13) is arranged in an axis (10) with the first of the two clamping devices (13), such that a test body (1) is clamped between the two clamping devices (13) on outer surfaces of the test body and can be maintained by the clamping devices (13), and a test force exerted by a test body by moving the support (19, 25) through the first of the two clamping devices (13) acts essentially along the axis (10). The test body is fixed by means of an elastic element (23) in order to limit a rotation of the test body about the axis (10).
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DETECTING PROPELLERS
A propulsion assembly for an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), includes a motor, a propeller seat configured to be driven by the motor and to receive a propeller, and a sensor configured to collect sensing data useful for determining a type of the propeller disposed on the propeller seat and controlling the motor based on the type of the propeller.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DETECTING PROPELLERS
A propulsion assembly for an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), includes a motor, a propeller seat configured to be driven by the motor and to receive a propeller, and a sensor configured to collect sensing data useful for determining a type of the propeller disposed on the propeller seat and controlling the motor based on the type of the propeller.
Driving device, propeller, and propulsion system
An unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) includes a propeller, a driving device, and an elastic abutting member sleeve. The propeller includes a blade base, a blade mounted on the blade base, and a first installation foolproof member disposed on the blade base. The driving device includes a main body, a driving shaft rotatable relative to the main body, a locking member disposed on the main body, and a second installation foolproof member disposed on the locking member. The driving device is coupled with the propeller. The elastic abutting member is coupled with the driving shaft and disposed between the main body and the blade base and abuts against the main body and the blade base.
Driving device, propeller, and propulsion system
An unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) includes a propeller, a driving device, and an elastic abutting member sleeve. The propeller includes a blade base, a blade mounted on the blade base, and a first installation foolproof member disposed on the blade base. The driving device includes a main body, a driving shaft rotatable relative to the main body, a locking member disposed on the main body, and a second installation foolproof member disposed on the locking member. The driving device is coupled with the propeller. The elastic abutting member is coupled with the driving shaft and disposed between the main body and the blade base and abuts against the main body and the blade base.
Nose cone
Disclosed here are systems for detachable airframe components including detachable nose cones, propeller assemblies and motors. In some example embodiments, the assemblies include a nose cone with a connection receiver, a motor assembly with a rotatable section, where the rotatable section includes torque arms configured to secure with the nose cone connection receiver, and a propeller assembly, configured to connect to the nose cone.
Nose cone
Disclosed here are systems for detachable airframe components including detachable nose cones, propeller assemblies and motors. In some example embodiments, the assemblies include a nose cone with a connection receiver, a motor assembly with a rotatable section, where the rotatable section includes torque arms configured to secure with the nose cone connection receiver, and a propeller assembly, configured to connect to the nose cone.
FOLDABLE PROPELLER ASSEMBLY
A foldable propeller assembly for an aerial vehicle is disclosed herein. The foldable propeller assembly comprises a propeller blade arranged pivotably about a pivot axis and a first hub element arranged stationary relative to the pivot axis. The propeller blade or the first hub element comprises at least two openings provided about the pivot axis, each opening is configured for interlocking with a raised portion provided on the other one of the propeller blade and the first hub element. The at least two openings extend further about the pivot axis than the raised portion such that the propeller blade has limited play about the pivot axis when an opening is interlocking with the raised portion. A biasing element is arranged about the pivot axis and configured for biasing the propeller blade and the first hub element towards each other in an axial direction along the pivot axis.
FOLDABLE PROPELLER ASSEMBLY
A foldable propeller assembly for an aerial vehicle is disclosed herein. The foldable propeller assembly comprises a propeller blade arranged pivotably about a pivot axis and a first hub element arranged stationary relative to the pivot axis. The propeller blade or the first hub element comprises at least two openings provided about the pivot axis, each opening is configured for interlocking with a raised portion provided on the other one of the propeller blade and the first hub element. The at least two openings extend further about the pivot axis than the raised portion such that the propeller blade has limited play about the pivot axis when an opening is interlocking with the raised portion. A biasing element is arranged about the pivot axis and configured for biasing the propeller blade and the first hub element towards each other in an axial direction along the pivot axis.
Systems and methods for detecting propellers
A propulsion assembly for an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) includes a motor configured to rotate in a first direction, a propeller seat configured to be driven by the motor to rotate in the first direction and to receive a propeller, and a sensor configured to collect sensing data useful for determining whether the propeller is locked to the propeller seat, without requiring operation of the motor.