D-Dalus - A new type of aircraft

[Norak]

araç bu:

http://images.gizmag.com/gallery_lrg/d-dalus-revolutionary-uav-design-1.jpg

Austrian research company IAT21 has presented a new type of aircraft at the Paris Air Show which has the potential to become aviation's first disruptive technology since the jet engine.

It may look sort of like a lawnmower, but this aircraft from an Austrian research company uses rapidly spinning cylinders with airfoils inside to hover and maneuver just like a helicopter.

IAT21's D-Dalus vehicle doesn't look like it should be able to fly at all, but its designers say that it's poised to take over for the helicopter, offering all the same vertical take-off, hovering, and maneuverability advantages without the disadvantages of having giant spinning rotor blades to watch out for.

Those cylinders that you can see in the picture spin around at 2,000 RPM, and inside are arrays of wing-like blades. These blades can be moved to change their angle of attack inside the cylinders, such that they are able to generate thrust in any direction.

The vehicle can take off vertically, rotate in place, move backwards, and even thrust downward, which comes in handy if you're trying to land on, say, a ship in bad weather. It's far quieter than a helicopter, and it's ideal for maneuvering close to obstacles since it doesn't have any external moving parts.

The D-Dalus is also near-silent, and has the dynamic stability to enter buildings and handle rough weather with ease - things which existing rotorcraft simply cannot achieve. The aircraft also has a sense-and-avoid system which, in conjunction with its complete lack of vulnerable external parts (such as rotors), means it can hover in very close proximity to vertical rock faces and walls, making it suitable for search-and-rescue operations, as a surveillance drone with hover-and-stare capabilities and as a proactive tool for urban battlefield situational awareness.

The most obvious and immediate application for D-Dalus is as a little flying spy robot that can fly in doors and windows and snoop around indoors. Larger versions would be perfect for search and rescue missions, and the designers even think that in the long term, vehicles based on this technology might be what you use to commute to work. That's right — flying cars!

http://www.d-dalus.com/
http://www.gizmag.com/d-dalus-uav-design/18972/

[Mirluin]

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[dasaaa]

oha

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[aquila]

video or didnt happen


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[Cuce]

4 sendir var bunun videoları ya. amna büyük ölcekte nasıl calısır bilmiyorum

[dasaaa]

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[Mr_Hand]

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[Norak]

video falan yok henuz yeni duyuruldu zaten paris bilmemne fuarında geçenlerde, kendi sitesinde bile yok, yakında çıkar ama bi tane.

[Suark]

abi of super cok mutlu oldum

demek ki, standart tasarımın ötesinde şeyler yapabiliniyormuş!

of çok hoşuma gitti bu haber süper süper süper