kaugjuhitavad
Kaugjuhitavad is an Estonian term meaning remote-controlled or radio-controlled devices, used to describe equipment that is operated from a distance by a human using a handheld transmitter or a similar control device. Etymology: kaug means remote or distant, juhitav means steerable or controllable; combined, kaugjuhitav denotes something that can be controlled remotely. In Estonian grammar, the word is an adjective and can modify nouns in various cases and numbers, for example kaugjuhitavad autod (remote-controlled cars) or kaugjuhitav droon (remote-controlled drone).
Typical components of kaugjuhitavad systems include a transmitter, a receiver in the device, actuators or motors,
History and usage: the broader concept of remote control dates to the late 19th and early 20th
Safety and regulation: operation of kaugjuhitavad devices is shaped by local laws and guidelines, including aviation,