Firefighting and Rescue Unmanned Helicopter, Emergency Repair and Rescue Unmanned Helicopter

Unlimited CeilingSoar High, Gain a Broad Perspective

The emergency large-payload long-endurance unmanned helicopter has now achieved operational flight at an altitude of over 5,000 meters above sea level, and continues to make efforts in high-altitude technology, striving to fly even higher, and contributing to fields such as artificial rainfall, plateau material transportation, and border patrol.

Efficient PayloadCapable of Handling Tiny Tasks and Great Loads Alike

At present, the thrust-to-weight ratio of most single-rotor helicopters in the industry is no higher than 1.5. Through continuous exploration and optimization of the engine, the thrust-to-weight ratio of single-rotor helicopters has been increased to above 2. A high thrust-to-weight ratio is not only a symbol of technology, but also brings economical fuel performance and better operational indicators, and has great advantages in application fields such as mission suspended flight tests.