Concept
Redundancy
A design principle that uses extra power units or control channels so that flight can be maintained when a single component fails.
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Oct 19
The single-motor approach has no power redundancy at all; failure of any gear, belt or servo in the drivetrain will cause loss of control.
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Sep 11
In software engineering and system design, redundancy measures such as backups, fault tolerance, and multi-copy storage are used to cope with uncertainty.
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The single-motor approach has no power redundancy at all; failure of any gear, belt or servo in the drivetrain will cause loss of control.
50%UnverifiedIn software engineering and system design, redundancy measures such as backups, fault tolerance, and multi-copy storage are used to cope with uncertainty.
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