Byrobot drone fighter

Specification

Dimensions:

• With blade protection on: 128 by 128 by 32 mm
• Without blade protection 75 by 75 by 32 mm

Weight:

• 33 g - with blade guard and cover fitted

Maximum height: limited by the radius of the remote control signal (150 meters depending on weather conditions).

Flight duration on one battery charge: about 10 minutes

Nutrition

• The apparatus is driven by four brushless 15-watt electric motors of 35,000 rpm.
• A lithium-polymer battery (300 mAh), suitable for the remote control and the drone, charging time 35-40 minutes from USB or 20 minutes from the network in a special charger (sold separately).

Management System

Inertial control system uses:

• Three axis accelerometer
• Biaxial gyroscope
• Uniaxial gyroscope for determining the yaw angle

Byrobot Drone Fighter implements a traction machine that greatly simplifies the control process.

There are two control modes: simplified (Headless) and professional.

Security

• When the remote control signal is lost, the copter lands smoothly
• Shock stop of motors upon impact or contact with the blades
• The control interface allows you to immediately stop the motors
• Protective blade guard for indoor flight

The software installed on the quadrocopter and the control panel can be updated via USB using a simulation program.

Byrobot Drone Fighter has a modular structure - individual parts (modules) are easily detached with bare hands, so the user can independently repair the drone without using any tools.

Byrobot Drone Fighter became the first user combat drone class UAV - with the possibility of an air battle with other Byrobot drones - one on one or a team for a team of up to 40 drones at a time. Each copter is equipped with IR emitters ("guns") and an IR receiver, so drones can fire at each other. The number of hits in the drone is displayed by the LEDs on the remote control, when all the "hit points" are used up - Byrobot makes an emergency landing. In addition to conventional attacks, there are “super attacks” - something like combos in computer fighting games.

The built - in flight recorder records defeats and victories.

The player’s life is displayed on the remote control, each hit, except the first, removes one life. To activate the combat mode before take-off, players make a "launch salvo" ^[1] .

On the official Byrobot website, [1] is available for downloading a flight simulator on Byrobot. The program allows you to install and update drone firmware, view flight and battle statistics, and also master flight skills in a 3D simulator. To control the simulator you need a complete quadrocopter joystick.

Byrobot company has official representative offices in four countries of the world - South Korea, Japan, USA and Russia. By the end of 2015, 20,000 quadrocopters were sold in the United States, 15,000 quadrocopters in South Korea, 10,000 quadrocopters in Japan, and 4,500 Byrobot brand quadrocopters in Russia. ^[2]

Due to the game functionality, as well as due to its low price and high maintainability, Byrobot Drone Fighter is used in game rooms and centers of children's leisure, on the basis of the game with Byrobot there are attractions ^{[3] [4] [5]} and even outdoor events ^[6]

In January 2016, At CES 2016, Byrobot demonstrated a new model - Byrobot Petrone, a quadrocopter-transformer that can transform from a quadrocopter into a radio-controlled ground-based robot. [2]

• Unmanned aerial vehicle