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Tata Advanced Systems Ltd, in alliance with Urban Aeronautics, unveiled a model of a rotorless Vertical Take Off & Landing aircraft (VTOL) to be used as a UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle).

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the lakshya and harpy looks cool

nishant seems to b to heavy

anyway it seems we r much ahead than pakistan in the drone race
All Pakistanis should face the realities. Indian UAVs are much ahead of Pakistanis.

BTW which of these UAVs hit a coconut tree. :lol:
 
Carbon - World's smallest UAV i.e unmanned aerial vehicle by INDIA

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First pictures of smallest UAV

Claimed to be the world's smallest and lightest, Carbon, an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) developed by a private firm can be used for anti-terrorist and counter insurgency operations besides disaster management and aerial photography.

It flies using four high-speed propellers (quadrotor) that allow vertical take-off and landing and built-in intelligence in the controller system makes the UAV to return to the starting point on its own.

"The quadrotor is a highly complex system compared to fixed wing, and it is one of the best in the world," says Hemendra Arya, Associate Professor, Department of Aerospace Engineering, IIT Bombay.

"The device has been manufactured using carbon fiber composites, and hence the name. Carbon's intuitive point and click graphical user interface requires minimal user assistance," said 26-year-old Ashish Bhat, one of the founders of Mumbai-based ideaForge Technology
, which developed it.

The Carbon weighs just 1.5 kilograms and has a range of one km. With externally swappable Li-Pc batteries, it can fly up to 30 minutes per battery charge.

On-board stabilisation is achieved by a smart intelligent auto-pilot controller receiving inputs from a GPS, gyro, magnetometers, accelerometers, and altitude sensors, he said.

Bhat's UAV has won a prize for the Best Autonomous Hovering Vehicle from among 16 international teams in the first US-Asian Demonstration and Assessment of Micro Aerial and Unmanned Ground Vehicle Technology.

Source-
Carbon - World's smallest UAV i.e unmanned aerial vehicle - NewsofAP.com - Andhra Pradesh News, Andhra News ,Andhra Pradesh, Telugu News.



Date : 04/04/2010. News by Newsofap.com
 
All Pakistanis should face the realities. Indian UAVs are much ahead of Pakistanis.

BTW which of these UAVs hit a coconut tree. :lol:

BTW which UAV of Pak airforce crash-landed while on a routine flight?:lol: ... Keep ur cheap tactics away dude
 
@ lt. Prateek,
you got it.

what indians should be really proud of is the fact that our university students are coming up with innovations many Goveroents are dying for.
 
BTW which UAV of Pak airforce crash-landed while on a routine flight?:lol: ... Keep ur cheap tactics away dude
The one Pakistani UAV reported by Hindustan times :lol:....


Search and you'll find a name Nishant DRDO crash landed. :woot:

But you still didn't answer that which UAV hit the coconut tree.
 
The one Pakistani UAV reported by Hindustan times :lol:....


Search and you'll find a name Nishant DRDO crash landed. :woot:

But you still didn't answer that which UAV hit the coconut tree.

Well at least this was becoz of coconut tree, not becoz of technical failure like one which crashed in pakistan airforce base..lol
 
Well at least this was becoz of coconut tree, not becoz of technical failure like one which crashed in pakistan airforce base..lol
Yeah reported by Hindustan times.

But what was the name of that UAV which hit coconut tree.
 
Yeah reported by Hindustan times.

But what was the name of that UAV which hit coconut tree.

well it was never inducted, it was under trials, unlike that one which fell after induction in PAF base..
 
well it was never inducted, it was under trials, unlike that one which fell after induction in PAF base..
Give me credible link......It crashed inside PAF base and reported by Hindustan times. :lol:
 
What could be done, when you dont accecpt your flaws, Your media dosent report and that isnt our problem....anyways here you go

Pakistan Air Force

Read 13 june 2009:lol:
such big news.....wow.....I cant count how many lines are their.

But still what was name of that UAV :lol:

Anyway surfing around i found some links

You might be interested.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/bangalore/UAV-crashes-near-Hosur/articleshow/5237446.cms

http://livefist.blogspot.com/2009/11/exclusive-rustom-uav-crashes-during.html

http://communities.canada.com/ottaw...edium-altitude-uav-crashes-during-trials.aspx

http://www.livingroom.org.au/uavblog/archives/four_uavs_crash_within_two_years_of_induction.php
 
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