Rank newbie here, I have some quads I like to fly, but I've never assembled anything myself from parts.
What I would ideally want to invest myself into, is a quad rig with a lot of expandibility, where I could add some motors to make it a hexacopter or octocopter, or even put the propellers on swivels to make a hybrid harrier jumpjet kind of rig.
The main thing I want to fly is FPV, but I would hope for some autonomous capability eventually.
Am I better off just building a unique copter for each of these designs, or is it possible to get electronics that are flexible enough to refit the same copter every time I get a crazy idea for another kind of flight?
May 20, 2021 by SchiffGold
The price of silver is up over 70% year on year. Investment demand was at record levels during the pandemic, but industrial outtake plunged. As economies have opened up, industrial demand for silver has rebounded, helping to support rising prices. And there are reasons for continued bullishness on silver in the long term.
According to a recent report from the Silver Institute, silver demand for printed and flexible electronics is forecast to increase 54% over the next 10 years.
Demand for silver in this rapidly developing sector is forecast to come in at 48 million ounces this year. By 2030, the demand is expected to surge to 615 million ounces.
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Printed and flexible electronics serve a vital role in the evolution of electronic technologies. They are used in a wide range of products, including sensors for temperature, pressure, motion, lighting, moisture/relative humidity, radar, heart rate, and carbon monoxide. Other applications include their use in internet-connected devices, medical and wearable electronics, displays for appliances, mobile phones, computers and tablets, medical devices, automotive, and consumer electronics.
Manufacturers are increasingly using this technology because it is flexible, customizable, innovative and portable. Printed and flexible electronics are also cost-effective. These components can be processed on a roll-to-roll or large area substrate, and their cost and manufacturability make these technologies extremely attractive.
Printed and flexible electronics are being used in an increasing number of applications. For instance, they are ideal for making labels and packaging for retail goods, and warehouse logistical operations. They are also vital to smart buildings that rely on wholly integrated systems that share essential information using internet-connected sensors to control HVAC, lighting, security, energy, access, and security monitoring and other applications.
Silver is the most conductive metal in the world and is a key component in virtually all electronic applications, including consumer electronics, automotive elect
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