Specifications of Drones

             Specifications of drone 

The specifications of a drone can vary widely depending on the model and manufacturer. Some common specifications to consider when looking at drones include:

Flight Time: The amount of time that a drone can stay in the air before needing to be recharged or have its battery replaced.

Flight Range: The maximum distance that a drone can fly from its controller before the connection is lost.

Camera Resolution: The resolution of the camera that is built into the drone, measured in megapixels.

Weight: The weight of the drone, which can affect how stable it is in the air and how easily it can be transported.

Speed: The top speed at which the drone can fly.

Control Range: The distance between the controller and the drone which you can still control the drone.

Obstacle avoidance: A feature that uses sensors to detect and avoid obstacles while flying.

GPS/GLONASS: The use of GPS and GLONASS navigation systems to determine the drone's location and for features such as return-to-home and waypoint navigation.

Keep in mind that this is not an exhaustive list and different drones will have different specifications.