Drone Technology
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What is another term for a drone as mentioned in the text?

  • Aerial surveillance device (ASD)
  • Unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) (correct)
  • Remotely piloted aircraft (RPA)
  • Autonomous flying machine (AFM)
  • How does a UAV provide vehicle lift?

  • By utilizing anti-gravity technology
  • Through propeller-driven lift
  • By using magnetic levitation
  • Using aerodynamic forces (correct)
  • What is the resemblance that the term 'drone' refers to?

  • Resemblance of high-speed maneuverability to the queen bee
  • Resemblance of dumb-looking navigation and loud-and-regular motor sounds to the male bee (correct)
  • Resemblance of complex flight patterns to the worker bee
  • Resemblance of sleek design and silent operation to the female bee
  • How may the flight of UAVs operate in terms of autonomy?

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    Study Notes

    Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs)

    • Another term for a drone is an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV).
    • A UAV provides vehicle lift through rotors or wings, which generate lift forces that counteract the weight of the vehicle.
    • The term 'drone' refers to the resemblance of early remote-controlled aircraft to the humming or droning sound of a male bee.
    • UAVs can operate in various levels of autonomy, ranging from remote-controlled to fully autonomous, where the vehicle operates independently without human intervention.

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    Test your knowledge of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) with this quiz. Learn about the different names and classifications of drones, as well as their operating modes and aerodynamic principles.

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