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The project report details the creation of a 3D drone model using AutoCAD, highlighting the various commands utilized such as Offset, Loft, and Extrude. It emphasizes the significance of drones in applications like aerial mapping and infrastructure inspection. The skills gained from this project are applicable to more complex designs in engineering.

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ED Project report of basit

The project report details the creation of a 3D drone model using AutoCAD, highlighting the various commands utilized such as Offset, Loft, and Extrude. It emphasizes the significance of drones in applications like aerial mapping and infrastructure inspection. The skills gained from this project are applicable to more complex designs in engineering.

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Military College of Signals

National University of Sciences


& Technology

ENGINEERING DRAWING
Submitted to: Mam Alisha Malik

Submission Date: 04-06-2024


Section BEE-60-B

Student:

S. No Names

1 Basit Ali (NC)


Basit Ali (NC)

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Engineering drawing
Project Report: Creating a 3D Drone Model
in AutoCAD
Student Name: Basit Ali
Section: BEE-60-B
Introduction
Drones, or Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), have gained significant popularity
for a range of applications, such as aerial photography, surveillance, and mapping.
In this project, we will delve into designing a 3D model of a drone using
AutoCAD, a robust computer-aided design software.

Commands Used
We will utilize several AutoCAD commands to create our drone model:

1. Offset:
- We'll use the Offset command to create parallel lines and shapes that form the
structure of the drone's body and arms.

2. Loft:
- We'll use the Loft command to create smooth transitions between different
shapes, helping to form the aerodynamic contours of the drone.

3. Extrude:
- We'll use the Extrude command to transform 2D profiles into 3D shapes,
forming the main body and components of the drone.

4. Box:
- We'll use the Box command to create rectangular 3D shapes, which will serve
as the base for various components of the drone, such as the landing gear and
camera mount.
5. Press Pull:
- We'll use the Press Pull command to dynamically create 3D solids by pressing
or pulling on the faces of objects.

6. Subtract:
- We'll use the Subtract command to remove material from 3D solids, allowing
us to create detailed and intricate designs for the drone's components.

3D Picture

3D Views
Top view
Right side view

Front view

Real Picture
Conclusion
In this project, we effectively designed a 3D model of a drone using AutoCAD. By
utilizing the specified commands, we crafted a detailed representation of the
drone's structure. The skills acquired in this process can be applied to more
complex designs and various other engineering projects.

Future Applications
The applications of drone 3D modeling are extensive:

Aerial Mapping: Drones capture high-resolution images to create precise


topographic maps and terrain models.
Infrastructure Inspection:
Inspecting bridges, buildings, and power lines is streamlined with 3D drone
models.
Environmental Monitoring:
Drones monitor forests, wildlife, and natural disasters effectively.
Construction and Architecture:
Architects and engineers can visualize their designs in 3D before construction
starts.
As technology progresses, drone-based 3D modeling will continue to be essential
across various industries.

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