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Maybe because you want a robot with more than 30 minutes' autonomy?
Wheels (if practical) are best. Then legs (or wheel/leg hybrids). Then fixed wing (if you h
Maybe because you want a robot with more than 30 minutes' autonomy?
Wheels (if practical) are best. Then legs (or wheel/leg hybrids). Then fixed wing (if you have somewhere you can take off and land). Multirotors are easy and fun but only practical for short missions.
Regular old small RC planes can do a heck of a lot more than 30 minutes. Also, the Spot only has 90 minutes of battery life.
There aren't fixed wing drones with VTOL? I'd imagine something like an Osprey would do well.
As well as an Osprey, or as well as a motorcycle with a sidecar. They are practical, but far from elegant or efficient.
There are, but I was trying to keep it short. Alphabet's "Project Wing" drones work like this, for example. They seem a bit inelegant though.