Drone Technology

………Unlock the potential of aerial technolo

Drtails about the course
• Job Role: Drone Manufacturing & Assembly Technician
• QP no: ELE/Q7307
• Abbreviations:
• ESSCI National Sector Skill Council of India
• NSDC National Skill Development Corporation
• ESDM Electronics System Design and Manufacturing
Different Modules:
1. Introduction and Orientation to the Role of a
Drone Manufacturer.
2. Types of Drones and Their Application.
3. Study of Block Diagram of a Drone.
4. Required Constituents/ Tools to assemble a
Drone
5. Study of Done Electronics/Circuits
6. Principles of Flying and Learning it with
Drone Simulator.
7. Assembling, Testing and Quality check of the
Drone
Size and scope of electronics
industry and its sub sectors.
• The Indian Electronics System Design & Manufacturing(ESDM) is one
of the vital sectors of the Indian Economy.
• Indian Govt.’s goal of generating US$ 1 trillion of the economic value
from the digital economy by 2025.
• ESDM is segregated into Electronics System and Electronics Design
ESDM industry
Module1: Introduction and Orientation to the Role of a
Drone Manufacturer
• Welcome to the exciting world of drone manufacturing! As a drone manufacturer, you are at the
forefront of a rapidly evolving industry that has revolutionized various sectors such as
photography, cinematography, agriculture, logistics, and more. Drones, also known as Unmanned
Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), have become indispensable tools for businesses, governments, and
hobbyists alike.
• Orientation To the Role: As a drone manufacturer, your role involves designing, producing, and
distributing drones that meet the diverse needs of your customers.
• Here's an overview of the key aspects of your role:
• Research and Development (R&D): Constantly innovate and improve drone design,
identify market trends and customer preferences by collaborating with skilled
engineers, designers and technologists.

• Design and Prototyping: Translate conceptual ideas into tangible drone designs by
utilizing CAD to create detailed blueprints.

• Manufacturing and Production: Establish efficient manufacturing processes to scale

production while maintaining quality.
• Regulatory Compliance: Stay informed about regulations governing drone manufacturing
and operation in different regions.
Types of Drones and Their Application.
Drone: A drone, also known as an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), is an aircraft that operates without a
human pilot on board. Drones can be remotely controlled by a human operator or autonomously
programmed to follow a predetermined flight path or perform specific tasks.
Different Types of Drone:
Fixed-Wing Drones:
•Description: Fixed-wing drones resemble traditional airplanes, featuring a rigid wing structure that
remains fixed in position during flight.
•Flight Characteristics: Fixed-wing drones generate lift through their aerodynamic wings and require
forward motion to stay airborne. They typically achieve greater endurance and range compared to
multi-rotor drones.
•Applications: Fixed-wing drones are well-suited for applications requiring long-distance flights and
large area coverage, such as aerial mapping, surveying, agriculture, and surveillance.
•Advantages: Efficient flight performance, longer endurance, and higher payload capacity compared
to multi-rotor drones.
•Disadvantages: Limited maneuverability and inability to hover in place like multi-rotor drones.
Multi-Rotor Drones:
•Description: Multi-rotor drones feature multiple rotary wings (usually two or more pairs of
propellers) arranged in a symmetric pattern around a central body.
•Flight Characteristics: Multi-rotor drones can hover in place and perform vertical takeoffs and
landings (VTOL) without requiring forward motion. They achieve stability and control by varying the
speeds of individual rotors.
•Applications: Multi-rotor drones are popular for aerial photography, videography, inspections, and
recreational flying due to their agility, ease of operation, and ability to hover at specific locations.
•Advantages: Vertical takeoff and landing capabilities, precise maneuverability, and suitability for
close-range operations in confined spaces.
•Disadvantages: Limited flight endurance and range compared to fixed-wing drones, lower
payload capacity, and reduced efficiency in forward flight.
Hybrid Drones:
•Description: Hybrid drones combine features of both fixed-wing and multi-rotor designs, incorporating
rotating propellers for vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) and a fixed-wing configuration for efficient
forward flight.
•Flight Characteristics: Hybrid drones offer the flexibility of vertical takeoff and landing like multi-rotor
drones and the endurance and range of fixed-wing aircraft. They can transition between hovering and
forward flight modes.
•Applications: Hybrid drones are suitable for applications requiring the versatility of VTOL capability
combined with longer endurance and range, such as aerial surveying, mapping, and reconnaissance.
•Advantages: Versatility for both vertical and forward flight, extended flight endurance and range
compared to multi-rotor drones, and efficiency in covering large areas.
•Disadvantages: Increased complexity in design and operation compared to single-configured drones,
potentially higher cost.