Environmental conditions

Wind

Wind is a must-learn-to-handle for any aspiring UAV operator. Learn how to pilot a drone during basic maneuvers and flight in wind, whether it is manual or autonomous flight.

Description

Avoiding accidents means knowing how the wind can affect UAV flight. Wind is notorious for causing problems in aviation, which is why its effects on UAVs are subject to ongoing research. To become a successful UAV pilot, each student must learn to handle wind, both in manually controlled and autonomous flight. Wind is an environmental condition present in many missions, among other reasons, to help pilots practice basic maneuvers: roll and yaw, pitch, takeoff and landing. Response to wind differs from UAV to UAV. Depending on the license, students can try and test different UAVs in bad weather without causing any damage or financial loss.

Features

Must-Know

Knowing how to pilot a UAV in windy weather, whether in manual or autonomous flight, is a must for professional pilots and amateurs alike.

Full-Blown Simulation

Students must learn to control the UAV when wind-affected. To that end, UAVProf Drone Simulator implements a complete simulation of wind that affects the UAV behavior depending on its specs, the terrain, the altitude, and other factors.

Zero Damage Training

Wind can mess up with UAV maneuvering badly in real life. Training on an actual drone may and will damage the drone. Our realistic wind simulation means you can learn how to handle wind without causing damage.

UAVProf Drone Simulator:
Base version

Basic simulator license for training basic maneuvers in manual and autonomous flight

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$990

UAVProf Drone Simulator:
Professional version

A full set of all UAVProf Drone Simulator licenses available at the moment

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$4,900

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