With expanded carrying capacity, extended flight time, relatively small size and IP45 water and dustrproof level body It is perfectly suits medium distance delivery missions, as well as missions requiring carrying heavy equipment for extended times. It incorporates the fully autonomous pilot function which furthermore makes operating the aircraft easy even to inexperienced users.
APPLICATION INCLUDES:
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3D Corridor mapping
highway, railway design , inventary management. Powerline sag detaction and clearance envelope management, BIM(Building Information Management)etc
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Surveying & Mapping
Civil Infrastructure • Mining & Aggregates • Construction •Precision Agriculture.
Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance
Law Enforcement, Security & Emergency Response, Search & Rescue
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UAV FIX WING system
The EWG-II fix-wing UAV has Unique design that provides a safe, stable and efficient platform for long-range and heavy payload missions. The flexible and spacious payload compartment allows for installation of specialised mission equipment to match the requirements of aerial mapping, power line patrol, urban planning, oil pipeline inspections and other flight tasks.
The EWG-II combines advanced composite material technology, it’s aspect ratio of 7.4, induces smaller resistance, improves the pneumatic lift which translates into improved fuel efficiency and longer
The outer wings use the reverse design to increase the lateral stability of the UAV platform, so that even in case of sudden lateral wind the UAV can quickly restore it’s position and return on the safe flight.
The EWG-II combines advanced composite material technology, it’s aspect ratio of 7.4, induces smaller resistance, improves the pneumatic lift which translates into improved fuel efficiency and longer life.
The light and simple structure of the catapult provides a convenient and easy to transport UAV launching solution that can easily be deployed to the take off sites where runways are not available.
