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PROJECT PRESENTATION

• GROUP MEMBERS:

FAISAL SALEEM (GROUP LEADER)

EHTASHAM ANWAR

IMRAN GULZAR

• SUBMITTED TO: MR.TAIMOOR AAMIR

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DRONE TECHNOLOGY(UAV)

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CONTENTS

• INTRODUCTION• HISTORY• TYPES• WORKING• POPULAR DRONES• USES

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INTRODUCTION• AN UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLES (UAVS), KNOWN AS

DRONE

• DRONE STAND FOR “DYNAMIC REMOTELY OPERATED NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT”.

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• UAV can run without a human pilot and it can be controlled by a remote controller devices and computer

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TYPES

• DRONES COME IN WIDE VARIETIES OF SIZES, SHAPES AND FUNCTIONS.

• DRONES GENERLY ARE OF TWO TYPES:• MQ-9 REAPER, A HUNTER KILLER SURVEILLANCE UAV.(ALSO

KNOWN AS KILLING MACHINE) THEY ARE USUALLY DEPLOYED FOR MILITARY AND SPECIAL OPERATION APPLICATIONS.

• DJI PHANTOM UAV FOR COMMERCIAL AND RECREATIONAL AREAL PHOTOGRAPHY.(ALSO FOR EDUCATIONAL AND RESEARCH PURPOSES)

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TYPESMQ-9 ReaperDJI Phantom

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Some other types are following. • Micro-UAV• Biomimetic-UAV• Blimps and Balloons

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Micro-UAVs:• Small scale

flying vehicle, • Or miniaturized

scale air vehicle (MAV)

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Biomimetic UAV:• Art of panning and

building biomimetic mechanical assembly is called biomimetic

• Biomimetic alludes to human-made procedure, substances, gadgets, framework that impersonate nature

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Blimps and Balloons:• A zeppelin or non-

unbending aircraft, is carry (airship) without an inward auxiliary system or a battom• Airship depend on the weight of

the lifting gas

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History• Abraham Karem is

said to be the men who invented the Predator drone

• By 1970s he was building air-crafts for the Israeli Air force

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• The earliest attempt at a powered unmanned aerial vehicle was A. M. Lows “Aerial Target” of 1916

• After World War 1, first scale remote piloted vehicle was developed by the film star and model airplane enthusiast Reginald Denny in 1935

• The birth of U.S UAVs began in 1959 when U.S. Air Force officers, concerned about losing pilots over hostile territory

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• on February 4, 2002, the CIA first used an unmanned predator drone in a targeted killing

• In 2013, John Horgan reported in National Geographic that at least 50 countries used UAVs, With China, Iran, Israel, and others designed and building their own verities.

• On 7 September 2015, the UCAV was used for the first time in a live military operation

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Working

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DRONE OPERATES

•The drone like DJI Phantom can be controlled by RC Transmitter.

•The drones like MQ-9 Reaper and other like this can be controlled in commanding centre. It is monitored by commanding officers called Combat System Officers in the operating room.

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MQ-9 REAPER OPERATES

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APPLICATION OF DRONE• USE IN AGRICULTURE • USE IN DELIVERY • USE IN MILITARY • USE IN DOMESTIC • USE IN INTERNET SERVICE • USE IN NEWS AND MEDIA • USE IN PHOTOGRAPHY AND VIDEOGRAPHY • USE IN 3D IMAGING OF LARGE MONUMENT • USE IN CIVIL

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Uses in military • Search and destroy missions • Antipersonnel mission • Surveillance purposes

• Civil • Policing • Firefighting • Search and rescue

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Future uses of drone • disaster areas • Public service and safety • Construction and landscaping • Use in news and media • Use in photography and videography

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Most five deadly drones power in the world • United states • Israel • China • Iran • Russia

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United states • United state is the world leader in drone

technology • US military tremendous design and

employment of UAV technology • US drone atteck campaigns Iraq, Afghanistan,

Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia Israel • Israel drones also taken on a strike role

operating in Egypt and the occupied terries • Israel technology directly influenced drone

programs in Russia and china remains an open question

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China • China will remain a huge player in the drone

market but Americans and Israelis have also adopted

• Former drones in the ISR role can provide the data input that china system of anti access system need function

Iran • Iran has more operational experience with

drones then any country other than Israel of the united states

• Iran has also had success in exporting its drones to proxies such as Hezbollah where they mostly play the same ISR role

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Russia • Developing advanced new UAVs especially ones

depended on access to high communication networks into the wheelhouse of the Russian system

• Russia also seems to have a good appreciation of UAVs can offer from a military standpoint

• Russia forces have used UAVs to identify track Ukrainian forces supplying data to separatists

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Advantages of drones • doesn’t require a qualified pilot • Can enter any environments • Can stay in the air for up to 30 hours • Can be programmed to complete the mission

autonomously Dis-advantages of drones • Costly compared to manned vehicles • Limited abilities • More hardware complexity

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General information Length : 11mWingspan : 20.1 mSpeed : 370 km/hPayload : 1700 kg Armament : Hellifire, missiles and laser guided bombs

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Thank you.