Modelling the one channel systems of a delivery of goods provided by unmanned aerial vehicles
Abstract
In this article is revealed the systems of a good delivery witch implement unmanned aerial vehicles during providing the service. the one channel systems of a goods delivery are a goal of this research work. the close analysing of their functional features, the classification, the types and parameters of different systems from this band are presented. in addition, the modelling of the different types of the one channel systems of goods delivery are has done.References
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