Abstract
Remote monitoring is the solution and is also widely used to many problems that rely on surveys that require speed of information such as disaster, security, health, environment, and many more. Sensor images obtained from aerial imagery will provide an overview of a broad area with relatively reliable results. Remote monitoring is often constrained by various system devices that exist on unmanned vehicles. The development of simple techniques can increase the accessibility of vehicles in remote areas by chain-control so that field and system limitations can be overcome by developing this technique. The aims of this research are 1) to modify the vehicle system so that its cruising range and monitoring can be increased; 2) to conduct a study on the results of trials of cruising power enhancement techniques. The method that will be used is the chain-control technique so that the control of the vehicle for monitoring (aerial photography) can be carried out by a multi-operator.
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