Aerial vehicle with differential control mechanisms
AssigneeJoby Aero, Inc.
InventorsThomas Akers, Peter Kalogiannis, Mark Moore, Robert Alan McDonald, Ian Andrea Villa
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AssigneeJoby Aero, Inc.
InventorsThomas Akers, Peter Kalogiannis, Mark Moore, Robert Alan McDonald, Ian Andrea Villa
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Various examples are directed to an aerial vehicle comprising a fuselage, a first wing member, and a second wing member. The fuselage may have a nose end and a tail end. The first wing member may extend from the fuselage and comprise a first drive motor coupled to the first rotor. The second wing member may also extend from the fuselage substantially opposite the first wing member and may comprise a second drive motor coupled to a second rotor. A first motor may be coupled to rotate the first wing member and the first rotor about a first axis substantially perpendicular to a fuselage axis extending from the nose end to the tail end. A second motor may be coupled to rotate the second wing member and the second rotor about a second axis substantially perpendicular to the fuselage axis. A controller circuit may be configured to differentially actuate the first motor and the second motor.
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