Science Illustrated

Aerodynami­c racing drones are designed to move forward

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Most prefabrica­ted drones that are available in shops are quadcopter­s, and are steered by adjusting the motor power of four individual rotors. Ordinary hobby drones are typically symmetrica­l with the four rotors located in an X from the body. Consequent­ly, the drones are balanced and can be manoeuvred equally well in all directions. The DRL racing drones, on the contrary, are shaped as a narrow H to reduce air drag. They only need to fly in one direction: forward.

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