Quadrotor Model for Energy Consumption Analysis

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In this paper, a quadrotor dynamic model’s energy efficiency was investigated. A method for the design of the dynamic model which assures energy consumption estimation was presented. This model was developed to analyze the energy efficiency of the quadrotor during each maneuver. A medium-class quadrotor (4.689 kg) was used as a test platform. Thrust force correction factors obtained with FLIGHTLAB software were used to predict object behavior in forward flight. Model validation and long-duration flight tests in outdoor windy conditions are also presented. Monte-Carlo simulation was used to study the influence of uncertainties in model parameters on the simulation reliability. The developed model might be used for practical purposes (for example, energy-efficient coverage path planning).

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Jacewicz, M., Żugaj, M., Głębocki, R., & Bibik, P. (2022). Quadrotor Model for Energy Consumption Analysis. Energies, 15(19). https://doi.org/10.3390/en15197136

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