• Figure 4. Octocopter. Figure 5.
  • Figure 2.   Quadcopter. Figure 3




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    Figure 2.
     
    Quadcopter.
    Figure 3.
     
    Hexacopter.


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    Drone Technologies and Applications
    DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.1001987
    drones. Training and certification are needed to develop control capabilities to enable 
    takeoff, flight, and soft landing when a fixed-wing drone is launched. The difference 
    to be considered by the drone pilot is that a fixed-wing drone always moves much 
    faster than a forward, multi-rotor drone.
    • Fixed-wing hybrid VTOL drone: Fixed-wing hybrid VTOL drones are a new 
    hybrid category that can also take off and land vertically, combining the advan-
    tages of fixed-wing UAVs and the ability to hover. These drones are a mix of 
    fixed-wing drones with rotors attached to the blades and rotor-based drones 
    (
    Figure 6
    ). There are fixed-wing designs with no movement feature of vertical 
    lift engines, models with motors that provide forward motion, and various types 
    with propellers that can move up and down for takeoff and horizontally for 
    forward flight. Fixed-wing hybrid VTOL unmanned aerial vehicles, thanks to 
    its hybrid approach, this technology offers users the durability of a fixed-wing 
    design and the vertical flight capabilities of a rotor-focused design. With the 
    introduction of modern autopilots, gyroscopes, and accelerometers in this field
    it has become easier to operate these drones.
    Fixed-wing hybrid VTOL unmanned aerial vehicles have the advantages of flying 
    vertically and hovering, offering greater versatility than fixed-wing drones and the 
    Figure 4.
     
    Octocopter.
    Figure 5.
     
    Fixed-wing drone.


    Drones – Various Applications
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    durability needed to travel long distances with heavy payloads. On the other hand, 
    they could be better in both forward flying and hovering features, and the need for 
    specialized personnel in the flight and control of these types of drones is an important 
    consideration.
    Drones, divided into four main groups according to wing type, are used in aerial 
    mapping, inspection, surveillance, agriculture, and search-and-rescue areas. Drones 
    can be classified according to size, from very small to large drones [3].
    Drones size, very small drones, length of 150 mm, weight of 200 g; small drones, 
    length of 151–300 mm, weight of 200–1000 g; medium-sized drones, length of 
    300–1200 mm, weight of 1–20 kg; large drones length of 120 cm, weight is classified 
    as 20 kg. The payload a drone can carry will depend on the engine’s power and the lift 
    generated by the propeller in standard weather conditions.
    According to the payload they can carry, drones are featherweight, with a weight 
    of less than 11 g and a load of 4–100 g. drones, light drones with a weight of 200–
    1000 g, a payload of 150–270 g, medium-weight drones with a weight of 1–600 kg, a 
    load of 400–1460 g Drones, and heavy-lift aircraft with a weight of more than 160 kg 
    and a payload of more than 1000 kg are divided into four classes. Featherweight 
    drones are mostly used for military surveillance, light and middleweight drones are 
    used in recreation and photography, and heavy-lift aircraft are used in the cargo 
    transport and cinema sector.
    Drones by range, very close range drones, 5 km range and 1-h flight time; close 
    range drones, 50 km range, 6-h flight time; short-range drones, 150 km range, 12-h 
    flight time; medium range drones, 644 km range, 24-h flight time and long-range 
    drones are divided into more than 644 km range and more than 24-h flight time. The 
    drones in this grouping are mostly used in military surveillance, aerial photography, 
    and mapping works.
    For a drone to fly, it must have a power source such as batteries or fuel. Their 
    power sources classify drones as battery-powered, gasoline-powered, hydrogen fuel 
    cell, and solar drones. Despite the advantages of battery-operated drones, such as 
    lightweight, sufficient energy storage, and high discharge rates, they have disadvan-
    tages, such as short lifespan, rapid energy consumption, and burn risks. Gasoline 
    drones have important advantages such as not needing expensive spare batteries 
    and charging stations, no need to wait for the storms to recharge, high flight speeds, 
    carrying heavy loads, and long flight times. On the other hand, it has undesirable 

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