Authors :
Tamil Selvan S; Kamalesh C; Mohamed Thasthick S; Rohith Ganesh G; Saravana C
Volume/Issue :
Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 4 - April
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25apr2168
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Abstract :
Firefighting operations under risky conditions expose crews to risks such as heat and poor visibility. This project
is focused on developing and manufacturing a micro drone to enhance rescue effectiveness by navigating congested spaces
and making real-time observation. The development process consists of aerodynamic modelling in SolidWorks to ensure
stability and maneuverability, and functionality is enhanced by using high-performance materials, sensors, and optical
systems. Accuracy is achieved in manufacturing by vertical tower milling to produce accurate parts. The flight time and
obstacle avoidance are tested on the prototype.
Keywords :
Fire Rescue, Micro Drone, Poor Visibility, Hazardous, Solid Works, and Vertical Tower Milling.
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Firefighting operations under risky conditions expose crews to risks such as heat and poor visibility. This project
is focused on developing and manufacturing a micro drone to enhance rescue effectiveness by navigating congested spaces
and making real-time observation. The development process consists of aerodynamic modelling in SolidWorks to ensure
stability and maneuverability, and functionality is enhanced by using high-performance materials, sensors, and optical
systems. Accuracy is achieved in manufacturing by vertical tower milling to produce accurate parts. The flight time and
obstacle avoidance are tested on the prototype.
Keywords :
Fire Rescue, Micro Drone, Poor Visibility, Hazardous, Solid Works, and Vertical Tower Milling.