What is the difference between multi-rotor drones and other drones?

 Usually the number of rotors of a drone is positively related to its stability.

  • Dual-rotor drone

Disadvantages: The flight stability is low, and it is easily affected by the weather, and the reliability is relatively low.

And can only fly in two directions towards the motor, giving the control algorithm more reliance.

The structural layout of the UAV needs to be more rigorous, the distribution range of the center of gravity should be more accurate (it needs to be located in the center of the connection between the two motors), and the modification is relatively difficult.

Advantages: Longer battery life and higher efficiency since only two motors are required.

  • Tri-rotor drone

Disadvantages: In the outdoors, due to the wind, the stability is still not enough, the reliability is still not high; and the speed and performance are lacking.

Advantages: It can control more directions of flight than dual-rotor UAVs and can withstand larger loads.

  • Quadcopter drone

One of the most common drones on the market.

It achieves a better balance of price, performance, stability and flight time.

There is a greater demand for geographic mapping, aerial photography or toy drone industries.

  • Hexacopter drone or above

Disadvantages: More rotors lead to higher power consumption, shorter battery life, and larger size than other drones.

Advantages: more stable, with a larger load capacity, high safety.

Generally used in the agricultural field, it can be used to carry and spray pesticides in large areas; it is also a new development trend in the field of express delivery.

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