Russian crane control specialists Oviki, part of the Aeronet cluster of NTI, are actively developing new heavy drones with a vertical position.
These UAVs, which will have a payload capacity of about 750 kg and have extremely long ranges of up to 700 km, are designed to carry and transport cargo in oil fields and remote areas, operating even in difficult weather conditions.
Currently, work is underway on two UAVs of this class – this is WingedBull 01XS, in stock. The weight of this support axle is 250 kg, while the WingedBull 01XL weighs 750 kg. The device has a maximum speed of 400 km/h and a maximum speed within a radius of about 700 km.
The temperature range of WingedBull 01XS and WingedBull 01XL is set at -55°C to +45°C, both companies have six-dimensional panels that are different from the “zete sandwich” type, the fuel for daytime UAVs is 95-grade gasoline.
At the same time, the wingedbull 01xs has a similar installation, including two combined motors, and also supplemented by six electric motors.
At the main stage, drones will be sent to the oil and gas industries and mining enterprises, about which a number of agreements have already been reached. The company’s plan is based on the number of employees.
The first series of drone works similar to WingedBull can be seen. If the deadline is 2025, the company plans to release by 2030. UAV.
Source: Tech Cult
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