Flying apparatus
AssigneePrades Imasd, S.L.
InventorGuillermo Ramiro Villabrille Prades
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Abstract
A flying apparatus includes a main structure and a rotative wing surface, the rotation of the wing surface allowing stabilizing the apparatus (100). A fuselage hangs from the wing surface around a hanging point, allowing the wing surface and the fuselage be moveable independently with respect to each other and the wing surface is configured as a disc to manoeuvre the apparatus and including one or more elements acting as security and secondary command and control surfaces, orienting the apparatus in desired directions. The main structure and wing surface can overwrap at least partially the the fuselage in order to improve the aerodynamic performance. The airframe or fuselage and the wing surface are rotatable around any of three rotational axes independently.
Claims15
A flying apparatus comprising a main structure of airframe or fuselage and a rotative wing surface, the rotation of the rotative wing surface allowing stabilizing the apparatus during taking-off, landing and displacing through the air;
- the airframe or fuselage hanging from the rotative wing surface around a hanging point and both being operatively connected, allowing the rotative wing surface and the fuselage be moveable independently with respect to each other;
- the airframe or fuselage and the rotative wing surface being rotatable around any of three rotational axis X, Y and/or Z, independently to each other;
- wherein the rotative wing surface is configured as a disc with an orientable concave surface and comprises one or a plurality of orientable elements, acting as security and secondary command and control surfaces of the apparatus;
- and wherein the rotative wing surface is configured to modify the nautical angles yaw, pitch and/or roll of the apparatus during the flight, orienting it in the desired directions and allowing by itself effective and full maneuverability of the apparatus during the flight.
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