2024 Student Competition Undergraduate Winner: Georgia Tech Aerolay Design Multi-Mission Modular UAS for Disaster Relief

Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) are essential in disaster relief. VTOL UAS can take off and land in confined areas without infrastructure, efficiently accessing disaster zones for life-saving missions. The AeroLay, designed for disaster relief, delivers up to 54 kg and can loiter for 17.2 hours to relay cell signals. It features quick battery swaps and an accessible fuel tank for rapid redeployment.

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Aleksandr Lutsenko
Tanner Zagrodnik

Publication Details

Published: 2025-05-20
DOI: https://doi.org/10.4050/f-0081-2025-426
Primary Topic: Spacecraft Design and Technology
Type: article
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2024 Student Competition Undergraduate Winner: Georgia Tech Aerolay Design Multi-Mission Modular UAS for Disaster Relief

Aleksandr Lutsenko, Tanner Zagrodnik

May 20, 2025

Spacecraft Design and Technology

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2024 Student Competition Undergraduate Winner: Georgia Tech Aerolay Design Multi-Mission Modular UAS for Disaster Relief

Aleksandr Lutsenko, Tanner Zagrodnik

May 20, 2025article en

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