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Drones and robots: frame, motors, power and rules together

Flight time, payload, motors, batteries and the flying rules on one page, before you order parts.

Campus delivery robot
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What people plan with Concept Drafts

Real drafts in drones and robotics, each made from one sentence. Open one in your workspace and make it yours.

Crop-check farm drone

Crop-check farm drone

Camera drone that checks crop health on 200 acres, 30 minutes a flight.

200 acres · 30 min · Camera
Campus delivery robot

Campus delivery robot

Carries 20 pounds, 6 miles of range, locked lid, about $7,000.

20 lb load · 6 mi range · Sidewalk
Warehouse bin robot

Warehouse bin robot

Moves 100-pound bins between shelves and packing, about $12,000.

100 lb load · Indoor · Bins

How Concept Drafts handles drones and robotics

Brainstorm.

  • The job, the area and the payload.
  • Flight or run time you need.
  • Where it will operate.

Draft.

  • Frame and layout drawings.
  • Motors, battery and controller in a systems diagram.
  • Parts priced as ranges.

Make it real.

  • Build and test phases.
  • Aviation and safety rules to check.
  • Who to involve: a licensed pilot, electrical engineer or roboticist.

What drones projects need

Drawings from the crop-check farm drone draft

Power for the job

Battery size from the payload and time you need, marked approx.

These are the drawings from the real crop-check farm drone draft, made from one sentence.

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Parts that fit together

Motors, speed controllers, battery and frame listed with matching specs.

A clear systems map

Power and data drawn from battery to motors, sensors and radio.

Flying rules

Registration, pilot licence and no-fly checks listed.

Safety first

Kill switches, guards and test steps included.

More versions

Change the payload or flight time and see the new parts list.

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How to write a great concept draft request

The five things to put in one sentence so your first draft is close to what you want.

Guide

Working with professionals

Who to involve, when, and how a concept draft saves you money with them.

Guide

Permits 101 for things you build

What usually needs a permit or registration, and how to find out for your build.

Free calculator

Battery run time and range calculator

How long a battery runs a motor or load, and how far you'll go at a given speed.

Guide

From concept draft to a real build

The steps between a planning draft and a finished thing, and who does each one.

Guide

How to budget a build

Turn a parts list into a realistic total, with the costs people forget.

Questions

Does it write the flight code?

No. The draft plans the hardware and lists the controller and software type you'll need.

Does it cover flying rules?

It lists the kinds of rules that usually apply, such as registration and pilot licences. Check with your country's aviation authority.

Anything it won't draft?

Weapons, devices meant to hurt people or animals, and devices to spy on people are never drafted.

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Start with an idea. Finish with a plan.

Describe it in one sentence. Specs, drawings, parts with prices and the rules to check, in about a minute.

For planning only: have a qualified professional check any design before you build or use it.