UAVs, commonly known as drones are used widely in many fields. Our project, is implemented which consists of IoT sensors such as air quality sensor, temperature and humidity sensor, rain detection sensor and the added convenience of wireless charging. The aim is to change the scope in environmental monitoring, instead of depending on static sensors or manual data collection we are implementing drones with smart sensors to collect real-time data and not just in cities but also in far remote areas where monitoring is difficult. By combining these technologies we created a prototype that can give us insights into air quality, temperature and humidity shifts, and rainfall patterns on the fly. One of the coolest features of our project is the wireless charging capability. With wireless charging, it can top up its batteries autonomously, extending its flying time and keeping it in the air longer. Our project can be further improvised by using solar in wireless charging and so on.
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