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Walter Rose1 month ago

Theoretically possible, but so much easier with the propellers on top.

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

Oh!

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KO1 month ago

Coaxial rotors so cancel out torque (no crazy spinning) and then vector control on the props to "balance".

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

That also helpful.

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PeterKVT801 month ago

Vectoring is simpler mechanics than cyclic and collective. The flight controller is quite a bit more complicated.

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

Yes I see.

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Solarxcryptox1 month ago

Someone deleted 99% of a helicopter and it still flew 😂

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

@entadion 😂

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Momo the gremlin1 month ago

Yah they been doping this with rockets been since the 90s.

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

👍🏻

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Maurog1 month ago

Can it mow the lawn? 🤔

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

Maybe 🤔

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Ryan Buikema1 month ago

Reminded me of a thrust vectoring project on the YT from some years back

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

Thanks.

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

Both are different man.

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

Okay I will check.

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Mika Tuupola1 month ago

Upside down coax heli, ie the hard way to do it. Looks awesome.

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

Yeh man.

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Ryzerth 🐲1 month ago

It's like a helicopter, just less efficient.

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

Okay.

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Kaje, Ex-Tesla1 month ago

let's make things harder...

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

😄

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Miguel1 month ago

i'd invert it. The load balance would thank me.

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

😂

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MoonriseBill1 month ago

Helicopter does it

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

But centre of mass of helicopter is below his wings.

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MoonriseBill1 month ago

Yeah but this was a stabilisation issue which drones solved algorithmically years ago

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

Oh! Thanks 👍🏻

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vfkomarov.bsky.social1 month ago

@MoonriseBill the stabilization principle is similar to the Falcon 9 booster or any DIY gadget with microcontroller on two wheels

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

@MoonriseBill Really? You are saying it's similar to falcon 9 stability system.

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MoonriseBill1 month ago

@vfkomarov Take a look at this video, 'guy balances champagne glass on drone from ted talk' This was from 2013

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

@vfkomarov 👍🏻

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ArtisanTony1 month ago

Doubles as weed wacker

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

Really?

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🔴ichse1 month ago

Whats it usefull for? It had to be proven.

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Paul1 month ago

Of course. Good actuators and control theory. Not that difficult.

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

🫡

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Sun Kim1 month ago

What's the use case? And if the stand breaks, you're SOL. Not a resilient/robust design.

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⬡-Drone #72201 month ago

easily

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

I think it's difficult then we think.

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

Why?

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

Okay But I don't think so.

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Engelbert1 month ago

There is a version of this out now - I think. It is called a HELICOPTER

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

Okay 🫠

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Marco Schonert1 month ago

Why doesn’t this exist more? (With propeller on top), seems cheaper and more reliable than swashplate helicopter

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

Bro, but I asked for working possibility🤔

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TexBork1 month ago

While this stuff is always cool, it's not new. What's new now is the SCALE of how Elon Musk is achieving it. NASA tried for decades.

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

🧐

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RadioHouse1 month ago

Yes

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

@wd5jlr 👍🏻

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Goy Scout1 month ago

antigravity gyroscope

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

Hmmmmm

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Luis Teixeira1 month ago

Of course

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

👍🏻

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Petr Tr1 month ago

@VozimDrony

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sarahsecrets - Zeppleinætrix1 month ago

yes. it is not easy because it is so unstable. but, if your code runs fast enough, it can be done

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

Okay 👍🏻

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plurp1 month ago

At what angle does it become unrecoverable? And wouldn't that issue be solved with the center of mass below the blades... like a helicopter?

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

!

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CAM011 month ago

Looks like the ring drones flying vertical

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

🫥

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CryptoCobra1 month ago

That's a flying guillotine, I'd keep my distance!

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

🤔

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Wimukthi1 month ago

Of course, it's a coaxial rotor craft. We've been doing this for almost a century now.

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

I just get to know about this today only. Thanks for reply.

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james.lu1 month ago

垂直共轴反浆无人机 有点意思

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Lee W.1 month ago

Now show it recovering from being hit by a bird.

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

😑

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Sendao Haz1 month ago

uh ... well it's possible but it looks like someone is holding it and moving it around. and how is it still hanging midair when the blades are not moving

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The Cosmos Network1 month ago

Yes, it feels like that.

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