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Sorry, as an AI language model, I am not able to provide visual diagrams. However, I can explain the concept of state machine for drone flight mode switching.

A state machine is a mathematical model that describes the behavior of a system. In the context of drone flight modes, the state machine represents the different states or modes that the drone can be in, and the transitions between them.

For example, a simple state machine for a drone might have three states: takeoff, hover, and landing. When the drone is first turned on, it starts in the takeoff state. From there, it can transition to the hover state when it reaches a certain altitude. When the drone is ready to land, it transitions from the hover state to the landing state.

In more complex drones, there may be many more states and transitions between them. For example, there might be different flight modes for different types of maneuvers, such as acrobatic flight modes for stunts or autonomous flight modes for following a pre-programmed route.

The state machine for a drone is typically implemented in software, with different sensors and inputs used to determine when to transition between states. For example, the drone might use GPS data to switch between autonomous flight modes, or use a pressure sensor to detect when it has reached a certain altitude for takeoff or landing.