Drones

and their applications in different areas

G23: Paula Rodríguez, Samuel Román-Rubio, Lorea Macías

What is a drone ?
Unmanned flying robot that
can be remotely controlled
 How does a drone work ?

the flight controller is the

motors spin the propellers
to move the drone
it can move forward,
backward, left and right
"brain" of the drone:
takes information from the
remote control and sends
signals to the motors
Sustainable Development Goals of the
Agenda 2030 of the United Nations
 Classification of drones

Based on the weight

Nano(0-250g) Small(2-25kg) Medium (25-150kg)

Micro(250-2kg) Large( over 150)
 Classification of drones

Based on the autonomy

Remotely piloted Fully autonomous

 Applications of drones in
different areas

Audiovisual area
Applications of drones in
different areas

Militar
 Applications of drones in
different areas

Agriculture

Maps providing different type

React faster to threats:
of information from the field automatic watering
weeds, pests, fungi
eg. Soil quality, plots size, plant
health
 Applications of drones in different areas

Fire precaution and control

• prevention work
• planning during the extinction phase
• active participation in extinction
 Applications of drones in different areas

Rescue in natural dissasters

• locate the missing

• transport packages with food and water for survivors
 Applications of drones in different areas
Geolocation of missing people

• Location of missing people in the

mountains throughout their phones
• no mobile signal
• bad meteorological conditions
 Conclusion

Advantages Disadvantages
• Synchronised secure work • Dangerous in case of technical failure
• Fast delivery • Can be hacked
• Versatility • Limited energy source