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US 12,767,360 B2Granted
Folding unmanned aerial vehicle apparatus
AssigneeJason Zijie Zhao
InventorJason Zijie Zhao
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Abstract
The present invention relates to the technical field of unmanned aerial vehicles, and specifically discloses a folding unmanned aerial vehicle apparatus, including a small rocket body, where a mounting barrel is detachably disposed on the small rocket body, an unfolding opening is formed on the mounting barrel, and a folding unmanned aerial vehicle is fixedly disposed inside the mounting barrel. The present invention solves the problem that many unmanned aerial vehicles cannot fly quickly to long-distance locations in the prior art.
Claims2
A folding unmanned aerial vehicle apparatus, comprising a rocket body,
- wherein a mounting barrel is detachably disposed on the rocket body, an unfolding opening is formed on the mounting barrel, and a folding unmanned aerial vehicle is fixedly disposed inside the mounting barrel;
- wherein the unmanned aerial vehicle comprises a top plate, a bottom plate, a connecting rod, a telescopic assembly, and a propeller propulsion assembly, the connecting rod is fixedly connected to the top plate and the bottom plate, the telescopic assembly is connected to the top plate and the propeller propulsion assembly, and the propeller propulsion assembly is connected to the bottom plate;
- wherein the telescopic assembly comprises an upper rotating seat, an upper rotating block, a sliding rod, a lower rotating block, a lower rotating seat, and a telescopic spring, the upper rotating seat is fixedly connected to the top plate, the upper rotating block is fixedly connected to the sliding rod and rotatably connected to the upper rotating seat, the lower rotating block is slidably connected to the sliding rod and rotatably connected to the lower rotating seat, the telescopic spring is sleeved on the upper rotating block and the lower rotating block, and the lower rotating seat is connected to the propeller propulsion assembly.
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