Abstract
Drones can now fly for longer periods and have a smaller carbon footprint. These drones have solar cells that use sunlight's energy to power the drone and other components on board. Agriculture, disaster relief, and environmental protection can all benefit from the development of solar-powered drones. The present research aims to increase battery life so that flights can last longer. It gives a general overview of the drone's parts and solar cells, outlining potential applications. Incorrect weight distribution can cause instability and make it difficult to achieve lift, rendering the drone incapable of flight and confined to ground-based operations The drone being discussed has a well-balanced weight distribution, which restricts its functionality and prevents it from flying correctly. Proper weight distribution has been achieved in the drone under consideration in this study, leading to stable flight and improved endurance.
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