This is a later version of what seems to be a revolutionary device.

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I have built a quadcopter with its own unique base, carefully designed to make a strong impression. The propellers are stationary due to the design constraints, which wouldn't permit a floating component. These decorative propellers serve their purpose, but if there were moveable rotors, they would harness wind energy exactly as intended by the design specifications. Initially, I aimed to create an eye-catching base and insert the wings/propellers separately, thereby avoiding a single, unified piece. The main structure features carefully cut lines for a sleek appearance. The curved base is essentially a fillet that tapers smoothly to maximize visual impact. If this quadcopter were capable of flight, its aerodynamic design would be a major advantage. Before settling on this flying option, I had considered building a floating version but ultimately decided to proceed with the more practical choice. After much deliberation, I have placed this design in the engineering section to showcase an advanced concept that holds significant promise for future development.