Self-Charging Drone

Drones are a very useful piece of technology. They have many functionalities and they are used in different fields. For example, surveillance, medical assistance or even as a hobby. However, a major limitation to drones is their battery life. The average battery life of a drone is 20 minutes. With t...

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Main Author: Marafie, Ahmed (author)
Other Authors: Shaban, Ammar (author), AlMosawi, Sayed Salman (author), AlMosawi, Sayed Mohammed (author)
Published: 2019
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Online Access:https://dspace.auk.edu.kw/handle/11675/8031
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description Drones are a very useful piece of technology. They have many functionalities and they are used in different fields. For example, surveillance, medical assistance or even as a hobby. However, a major limitation to drones is their battery life. The average battery life of a drone is 20 minutes. With this battery life, a surveillance drone for example, can only cover a certain area before needing to go back to the owner for a battery change or to charge. Our solution is to create charging stations, where drones can self-charge whenever it is required and then continue with their task. These charging stations will be placed high enough so that the drones are un-interrupted, and they will always be charging the batteries, so they are available whenever needed.
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spelling Self-Charging DroneMarafie, AhmedShaban, AmmarAlMosawi, Sayed SalmanAlMosawi, Sayed MohammedElectrical and Computer engineeringDrones are a very useful piece of technology. They have many functionalities and they are used in different fields. For example, surveillance, medical assistance or even as a hobby. However, a major limitation to drones is their battery life. The average battery life of a drone is 20 minutes. With this battery life, a surveillance drone for example, can only cover a certain area before needing to go back to the owner for a battery change or to charge. Our solution is to create charging stations, where drones can self-charge whenever it is required and then continue with their task. These charging stations will be placed high enough so that the drones are un-interrupted, and they will always be charging the batteries, so they are available whenever needed.Esmaeili, SayedCollege of Engineering and Applied scineces2019-10-21T11:25:40Z2021-11-29T12:32:37Z2019-10-21T11:25:40Z2021-11-29T12:32:37Z2019/22/05application/pdfhttps://dspace.auk.edu.kw/handle/11675/8031info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionoai:dspace.auk.edu.kw:11675/80312022-01-16T11:26:26Z
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title Self-Charging Drone
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title_short Self-Charging Drone
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topic Electrical and Computer engineering
url https://dspace.auk.edu.kw/handle/11675/8031