Name: PowerPoint Presentation
Uploaded: 2022-11-11
Duration: 5 min 24 s
Description: AI-Powered. DRONE. Hovering drone. CRYSTAL JANE M. ABARCA.

AI-Powered. DRONE. Hovering drone. CRYSTAL JANE M. ABARCA. 

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Introduction Nowadays, people around the world think about drones and not just how fun they are to fly, but how much drones have improved our modern life. From delivering packages on demand to surveying disaster zones, drones are crucial to many businesses and civilians’ daily lives. But all this technology comes with significant overhead: as drones get more complex and sophisticated, so does the amount of work that goes into developing them and integrating their features properly.

Police AI-Powered. DRONE. Hovering drone. CRYSTAL JANE M. ABARCA. 

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Drones are becoming increasingly popular for a variety of uses, including photography, videography, and delivery. But what if there was a way to  automate  drones so that they could be used without a human operator and can have a gun? That’s where artificial intelligence (AI) comes in. AI can be used to control drones so that they can fly autonomously. This means that drones can be operated without a human pilot, making them even more versatile.

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Sensors   provide the ability to see, hear, touch and move

Sensors used in AI robots are the same as, or are similar to, those used in other robots. Fully-functional human robots with AI algorithms require numerous sensors to simulate a variety of human and beyond-human capabilities.

Hovering drone. Police AI-Powered. DRONE. CRYSTAL JANE M. ABARCA. 

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Quadcopter drone cameras  maintain stability, direction, and motion using four rotors; two rotate clockwise and the other two counter-clockwise . A mounted camera sits at the center to take photos and record videos.

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Propellers for Drones and UAVs. Propellers are  devices that transform rotary motion into linear thrust . Drone propellers provide lift for the aircraft by spinning and creating an airflow, which results in a pressure difference between the top and bottom surfaces of the propeller.

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A n invisible drone :  someone or something that cannot be seen or perceived.

Artificial intelligence (AI) can be defined as a system’s ability to correctly interpret external data, learn from such data, and use those learnings to achieve specific goals and tasks through flexible adaptation. For a system to be truly considered ‘intelligent’, it needs to exhibit all three of these key features. Drones are unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) that are increasingly being used for a variety of purposes, from photography and videography to package delivery and military applications. While early drones were controlled manually by operators on the ground, newer models are being equipped with AI-powered Flight Controllers that enable them to fly autonomously.

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