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Search-and-Rescue X-Quad Multi-Part Assembly

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Bounding box
3677.5 × 285.0 × 103.0 mm
Engine
Precision B-rep
Parameters
93
Published
September 13, 2026

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The prompt

Act as a senior UAV mechanical/CAD engineer with 20+ years of experience designing professional autonomous search-and-rescue drones. Design a completely CUSTOM, professional, lightweight, durable, 3D-printable X-configuration quadcopter for GPS-denied indoor search, mapping, obstacle avoidance, and survivor detection. Do not copy an existing drone frame. COMPONENTS: • Pixhawk 2.4.8 • Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W • Raspberry Pi Camera • YDLIDAR X2 360° • VL53L0X ToF • Optical Flow sensor • 4× A2212 1000KV motors • 4× 30A ESCs • 1045 propellers • 4S 5200mAh LiPo • 5V UBEC • PDB • XT60 • Full propeller guards DESIGN REQUIREMENTS: • X quadcopter • Optimized center of gravity • Battery below center • Isolated Pixhawk near CG • Raspberry Pi above Pixhawk • YDLIDAR exactly at geometric center • Forward camera with unobstructed FOV • Downward optical flow + VL53L0X • Removable arms • Hollow arms with internal motor-wire channels • ESCs integrated/protected inside arms • Reinforced motor mounts • Shock-resistant landing gear • Complete removable propeller guards • Protect all electronics and sensors • Good airflow and cooling • Easy maintenance and component replacement • Designed for narrow indoor corridors and safe autonomous flight 3D PRINTING: Design for a 220×220 mm printer using Carbon-Fiber Nylon/PETG/PLA+. Specify material, wall thickness, infill, layer height, print orientation, supports, tolerances, estimated weight and print requirements. ENGINEERING: Calculate/estimate: • Motor thrust and thrust-to-weight ratio • Total weight • Center of gravity • Arm loads and dimensions • Frame stiffness • Vibration considerations • Safety factors • Battery placement • Cooling and airflow • Propeller/guard clearance CAD DELIVERABLE: Provide a complete parametric CAD design plan suitable for Fusion 360/SolidWorks, including: 1. Overall dimensions 2. Top/front/side views 3. Exploded assembly 4. Every individual part with dimensions 5. Mounting-hole patterns 6. Motor mounts 7. Arm geometry 8. Battery tray 9. Pixhawk/Pi mounts 10. LiDAR/camera/sensor mounts 11. Landing gear 12. Propeller guards 13. Fasteners 14. Tolerances 15. Assembly sequence 16. BOM 17. Fusion 360 feature tree 18. STEP/STL export plan 19. Manufacturing drawings 20. Structural and weight optimization Make every component position, dimension, mounting interface, cable route, and clearance explicit. IMPORTANT: Do not invent exact dimensions for components whose physical dimensions are unknown. Clearly mark them as "VERIFY FROM ACTUAL COMPONENT" and design adjustable/parametric mounting holes where necessary. Design this like a professional UAV product, not a hobby drone. Do not merely describe the concept. Produce a dimensioned, parametric CAD-ready engineering design that can be modeled, assembled, validated, and 3D printed.

Parameters

NameValueRange
Layout gap320 mm200 – 600
Chassis side150 mm120 – 180
Chassis thickness4 mm3 – 8
LiDAR cutout dia45 mm40 – 55
PDB bay side60 mm50 – 70
PDB bay depth8 mm3 – 12
Arm socket length25 mm15 – 35
Arm socket width20 mm12 – 28
Arm socket depth6 mm3 – 10
Insert bore dia4.6 mm3.5 – 5.5
Canopy side140 mm120 – 160
Canopy height38 mm30 – 50
Canopy wall2.5 mm1.5 – 4
Camera window side28 mm20 – 35
Camera window clearance5 mm0 – 10
Vent slot width4 mm2 – 8
Vent slot length20 mm10 – 30
Vent slot count8 mm4 – 16
Tray length145 mm120 – 170
Tray width50 mm40 – 60
Tray height30 mm20 – 45
Tray wall3 mm2 – 5
Strap slot width12 mm8 – 20
Strap slot length20 mm10 – 40
XT60 pocket width18 mm14 – 24
XT60 pocket depth10 mm5 – 15
Arm length170 mm130 – 200
Arm root width22 mm16 – 28
Arm root height18 mm14 – 24
Arm tip width18 mm12 – 24
Arm tip height14 mm10 – 20
Arm wall2.2 mm1.5 – 4
Root pivot dia3.2 mm2.5 – 5
Pod length40 mm30 – 50
Pod width34 mm25 – 45
Pod thickness4 mm3 – 6
Mount hole spacing X16 mm14 – 22
Mount hole spacing Y19 mm16 – 24
Mount slot length6 mm4 – 10
Mount slot width3 mm2.5 – 4
Rib thickness3 mm2 – 5
Landing boss dia10 mm6 – 14
Landing boss height5 mm3 – 8
ESC bay length35 mm25 – 45
ESC bay width20 mm15 – 30
ESC bay height10 mm6 – 15
ESC bay wall1.8 mm1.2 – 3
ESC vent width3 mm1.5 – 5
ESC vent length12 mm6 – 20
ESC vent count4 mm2 – 8
Guard outer dia285 mm250 – 350
Guard ring width3 mm2 – 5
Guard ring thick3 mm2 – 5
Guard spoke width2.5 mm1.5 – 5
Guard spoke thick2.5 mm1.5 – 5
Guard spoke count6 mm3 – 12
Guard hub dia30 mm20 – 50
Leg height90 mm80 – 110
Foot dia18 mm12 – 25
Leg radius8 mm5 – 12
Mount hole dia3.2 mm2.5 – 5
Pixhawk tray length90 mm70 – 110
Pixhawk tray width55 mm45 – 70
Pixhawk tray thickness12 mm8 – 16
Grommet dia6 mm4 – 8
Slot length12 mm8 – 20
Slot width3 mm2 – 5
Pixhawk standoff dia6 mm4 – 8
Pixhawk standoff height8 mm5 – 12
Pi bracket length65 mm50 – 80
Pi bracket width30 mm25 – 40
Pi bracket thickness3 mm2 – 5
Camera PCB width25 mm20 – 35
Camera PCB height24 mm20 – 30
Pi standoff dia4 mm3 – 6
Pi standoff height6 mm4 – 10
Cable slot width5 mm3 – 8
Sensor mount outer dia70 mm50 – 90
Sensor mount thickness4 mm3 – 6
Sensor center dia45 mm35 – 55
Flow window dia20 mm10 – 30
VL53L0X aperture dia8 mm4 – 12
Sensor cable slot width5 mm3 – 8
M3 screw length8 mm5 – 20
M3 screw dia3 mm2.8 – 3.2
M2.5 screw length6 mm4 – 16
M2.5 screw dia2.5 mm2.3 – 2.7
M2 screw length6 mm4 – 12
M2 screw dia2 mm1.8 – 2.2
Insert OD4.6 mm3.5 – 5.5
Insert length6 mm4 – 10
Hardware standoff dia5 mm4 – 8
Hardware standoff length10 mm5 – 20

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