The Horizon project solves the problem of large dimensions and weight of modern UAVs, allowing to significantly reduce their size due to elastic deformation of the leading edge of the wing. The press service noted that the design provides quick assembly and take-off without the need for additional devices.
The developed UAV performs various tasks such as surveillance and research and can be easily adapted to different environments. For example, its modular system allows you to replace a traditional camera with a thermal imaging device in night operations. Such a UAV is interesting for both professionals and amateurs due to its ease of transportation and ease of use.
Source: Ferra
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