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spirocopter
rotor on the end of a rotor on the end of a rotor. | |
All smaller recursive motors are powered without wires and digitally controlled, of course.
One of the 16th tips (4x4) of the collective spirocopter rotor is reflective or lit. The sweeping pathway of this blade among it's neutral counterparts gives us our visual brushstroke through the air. I will
try and sketch it up.
The four blades means more paths could be traced if each blade had a different light frequency. Just as with spirograph, where the light is placed on the blade gives a different path throw.
Just don't try and touch the beauty.
Original Spirocoptor
http://www.leonardo...a-vinci-helicopter/
Perhaps the main text above needs a picture to better portray the thing described. [Vernon, Jun 03 2015]
Rough Sketch
https://www.deviant...rocopter1-848799516
Haven't used the digital pen on this laptop much. [wjt, Jun 04 2015, last modified Jul 15 2020]
Reuleaux lawnmower
Shameless self promotion. See my last annotation of 28 February 2012. [xaviergisz, Jun 04 2015]
Second attempt
https://www.deviant...irocopter-848798929
Having difficulty ploting the complex paths [wjt, Jun 06 2015, last modified Jul 15 2020]
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[Vernon] Any mark on the original spirocopter would only trace a circle. |
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That is So not what I pictured from reading the idea. |
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This is basically what I pictured (I had two bladed
rotors in my mind), but I was hoping for a more
detailed drawing of the path of the tip. It ought to
look like the output of a Spirograph. |
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[scad] Imagination is always(mostly) better than the
reality. I wrote that it was a rough sketch. |
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I though it might be interesting to have articulation
between blade tips and next reduced rotor motor.
This would displace the marker tip into the 3rd
dimension. This would give a level up on Spirograph.
The pilot could also play a part if the whole
contraption could support flight. |
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[xaviergisz] If flight was possible, an inverted flight
path could spectacularly mow a small area of lawn. |
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Had another go but complexity is above my drawing/plotting ability. There must be software. |
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I wonder what the airflow dynamics would be like if the equipment was possible. There would have to be that mechanism that was on the world war one planes to stop the Spirocopter cutting off it's own blades. |
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I wonder if each successive blade could be a different physical field? There are a few to choose from; magnetism, heat, electrical, microfluid flow. sound. |
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// There must be software. // |
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Is that the interrogative ("Does such software exist ?") or the imperative ("Such software is required and thus it is necessary that it be created") ? |
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There is a significant but fundamentally unimportant, trivial, pedantic and irrelevant difference. |
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We still demand an answer, however. |
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You know me [8th of 7], not researched interrogative. Whether the time to install, learn and implement is worth the overall goal, is another matter. |
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