Technology Empowers Disaster Prevention and Mitigation | Weihang Technology Participates in the 512 Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Public Awareness Week Event

On the occasion of the 18th National Disaster Prevention and Reduction Day, Weihang Technology, together with… “Ao Qin” “Ao Run” Actively respond “Everyone Talks Safety, Everyone Knows How to Respond—Enhancing Disaster Prevention, Mitigation, and Relief Capabilities” In response to the call, we actively participated in the 512 disaster prevention and mitigation publicity campaign.

On May 10, the China Fire Rescue Academy, in collaboration with the Beijing Municipal Emergency Management Bureau, the Beijing Earthquake Administration, and other organizations, officially launched the series of events for the “2026 Disaster Prevention and Reduction Public Awareness Week,” focusing on technology-driven solutions, immersive real-world experiences, and public science education. In the “Technology Empowers—Building a Safety Barrier” technical exchange zone, Weihang Technology showcased its self-developed products. High-Altitude Tethered Main Combat Firefighting UAV System “Aoqin” with Ducted Fan and “Ao Run” low-altitude tethered combat firefighting UAV system with a ducted fan Making a stunning debut, it drew emergency management frontline personnel, faculty and students, as well as numerous citizens, who stopped to engage in lively discussions.

On-site staff explained to visitors that, as the world’s first high‑altitude tethered combat firefighting drone system equipped with a ducted fan, the “Aoqin” boasts a payload capacity of… 500 kilograms ， Vehicle length less than 10 meters ， Can arrive at the fire scene immediately, 3 minutes Complete deployment internally, 2 minutes Ascend to an altitude of 100 meters, and at 20–30 liters per second Its ultra‑high‑flow water jet delivers continuous firefighting, combining exceptional fire‑rescue efficiency with robust primary fire‑suppression capabilities. Addressing the persistent challenge of extinguishing fires in super‑tall buildings exceeding 100 meters, the “Ao Qin” system can be integrated with building‑mounted hoisting devices and rail‑guided systems. By tailoring equipment configurations and auxiliary strategies to different height brackets, it overcomes the conventional height limitations of urban high‑rise firefighting, enabling full‑height coverage, rapid and precise high‑volume water delivery, and sustained suppression of fires in supertall structures—thereby systematically resolving the global challenge of inadequate primary external‑attack firefighting equipment for such buildings. Meanwhile, the “Ao Run,” showcased alongside, serves as a flexible, responsive coordination unit, suitable for narrow‑space fire scenarios in urban villages, hutongs, and other tight alleyways, further expanding the range of primary fire‑suppression solutions for urban environments.

On May 12, the launch ceremony for Wuxi’s 2026 “Disaster Prevention and Reduction Public Awareness Week,” along with a disaster prevention, reduction, and relief knowledge competition, was held in Wuxi. The “Ao Qin” and “Ao Run” made another appearance, showcasing innovative firefighting and rescue equipment and collaborative solutions tailored for urban environments.

During the event, leaders from emergency management agencies—including the Jiangyin Municipal Emergency Management Bureau and the Wuxi Fire and Rescue Detachment—visited the site, observed full-scale scale models of “Ao Qin” and “Ao Run,” and engaged in in-depth discussions with representatives on high-rise fire‑fighting tactics and the practical application of drones.