Drone Workshop – 04.03.2026 to 10.03.2026
Title: Fly Your First Drone
The Department of Visual Communication at Asan Memorial College of Arts and Science organized a one-week Drone Workshop in association with Aero Knots from March 4, 2026 to March 10, 2026, between 10.00 A.M and 01.00 P.M. The workshop aimed to introduce students to the fundamentals of drone technology and provide practical exposure to drone assembly, configuration, and piloting.
During the workshop, students were introduced to the basics of drones, including the history and evolution of UAVs, their applications in fields such as agriculture, defense, surveillance, delivery services, and cinematography, and the growing drone ecosystem in India. The sessions also covered the latest drone rules and regulations, including DGCA guidelines, drone classifications, airspace zones, and safety compliance.
The trainers from Aero Knots guided students through the working principles of drone components such as frames, motors, ESCs, propellers, flight controllers, GPS modules, batteries, transmitters, and receivers. Students also learned about flight dynamics, control movements such as roll, pitch, yaw, and throttle, and the importance of safety precautions while operating drones.
As part of the hands-on training, students participated in assembling an F450 Quadcopter, where they learned frame assembly, motor mounting, wiring, soldering techniques, flight controller configuration, and drone calibration. They were also introduced to piloting simulation software and practiced basic maneuvers before performing real-time drone flying, including hovering, orientation control, take-off, and landing.
The final session focused on the use of drones for aerial cinematography, where students learned about camera settings, framing, composition, and cinematic drone movements. Students also presented innovative drone application ideas, followed by discussions and feedback from the trainers.
Student Feedback:
Students expressed that the workshop was highly engaging and informative. They appreciated the hands-on experience in assembling and flying drones, which helped them gain practical knowledge and confidence in exploring drone technology and aerial cinematography.































































































