Navaneetha Krishna Chandran

Mr. Navaneetha Krishna Chandran

Department of Aerospace Engineering, Universiti Putra Malaysia, Seri Kembangan, Malaysia

Research Focus & Metrics

Academic Career Length

4Years (2023-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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30 July 2023 in Sensors
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Navaneetha Krishna ChandranNavaneetha Krishna Chandran
Navaneetha Krishna Chandran
Mohamed Thariq SultanMohamed Thariq Sultan
Mohamed Thariq Sultan
Andrzej ŁukaszewiczAndrzej Łukaszewicz
Andrzej Łukaszewicz
FSFarah Syazwani Shahar
Farah Syazwani Shahar
Andriy HolovatyyAndriy Holovatyy
Andriy Holovatyy
Wojciech GiernackiWojciech Giernacki
Wojciech Giernacki
Unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) usage is increasing drastically worldwide as UAVs are used in various industries for many applications, such as inspection, logistics, agriculture, and many more. This is because performing a task using UAV makes the job more efficient and reduces the workload needed. However, for a UAV to be operated manually or autonomously, the UAV must be equipped with proper safety features. An anti-collision system is one of the most crucial and fundamental safety features that UAVs must be equipped with. The anti-collision system allows the UAV to maintain a safe distance from any obstacles. The anti-collision technologies are of crucial relevance to assure the survival and safety of UAVs. Anti-collision of UAVs can be varied in the aspect of sensor usage and the system’s working principle. This article provides a comprehensive overview of anti-collision technologies for UAVs. It also presents drone safety laws and regulations that prevent a collision at the policy level. The process of anti-collision technologies is studied from three aspects: Obstacle detection, collision prediction, and collision avoidance. A detailed overview and comparison of the methods of each element and an analysis of their advantages and disadvantages have been provided. In addition, the future trends of UAV anti-collision technologies from the viewpoint of fast obstacle detection and wireless networking are presented.
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4 July 2023 in Preprints.org
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Open access
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Navaneetha Krishna ChandranNavaneetha Krishna Chandran
Navaneetha Krishna Chandran
Mohamed Thariq SultanMohamed Thariq Sultan
Mohamed Thariq Sultan
Andrzej ŁukaszewiczAndrzej Łukaszewicz
Andrzej Łukaszewicz
FSFarah Syazwani Shahar
Farah Syazwani Shahar
Andriy HolovatyyAndriy Holovatyy
Andriy Holovatyy
Wojciech GiernackiWojciech Giernacki
Wojciech Giernacki
Unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) usage is increasing drastically worldwide as UAVs are used in various industries for many applications, such as inspection, logistics, agriculture, and many more. This is because performing a task using UAV makes the job more efficient and reduces the workload needed. However, for a UAV to be operated manually or autonomously, the UAV must be equipped with proper safety features. An anti-collision system is one of the most crucial and fundamental safety features that UAVs must be equipped with. The anti-collision system allows the UAV to maintain a safe distance from any obstacles. The anti-collision technologies are of crucial relevance to assure the survival and safety of UAVs. Anti-collision of UAVs can be varied in the aspect of the use of sensors and the system’s working principle. This article provides a comprehensive overview of anti-collision technologies for UAVs. It also presents drone safety laws and regulations that prevent a collision at the policy level. The process of anti-collision technologies is studied from three aspects: Obstacle detection, collision prediction, and collision avoidance. A detailed overview and comparison of the methods of each element and an analysis of their advantages and disadvantages have been provided. In addition, the future trends of UAV anti-collision technologies from the viewpoint of fast obstacle detection and wireless networking are presented.