Low Speed Aerodynamics for High Altitude Flight with Unmanned Systems

Low speed aerodynamics has been a subject largely ignored as aircrafts are built to fly at increasingly high speeds. Unmanned aircrafts however, have been built for low speed actions, such as the use of drones to capture picturesque vistas, meriting increased focus on low speed aerodynamics. This presentation addresses how the industry can utilize existing knowledge to build  low speed and high altitude aerodynamic unmanned aircrafts. The research is based in modeling various wing designs to determine solutions.

The 60-minute webinar concludes with a moderated live question and answer period.

The session is offered as a complimentary, informational service of Capitol Technology University.