Exhibition Highlights | Making a splash at the 2026 China Western Fire Safety Expo, “Aoqin” and “Aorun” drew widespread attention.

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2026-04-13

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From April 10 to 12, the 2026 China Western Fire Safety and Emergency Equipment Expo was grandly held at the Chongqing International Expo Center, with Weihang Technology bringing… “Aoqin” Tethered Combat Firefighting UAV System with Ducted Fan and “Ao Run” Made an appearance and became the center of attention.

During the exhibition, personnel from emergency and fire‑fighting agencies in Fujian, Shaanxi, Yunnan, Sichuan, Shanghai, Chongqing, and other regions visited Weihang Technology’s booth to engage in discussions and gain an in-depth understanding of the practical application prospects of ducted‑fan drone technology. On site, staff members provided visiting guests with a detailed overview of the product’s core advantages—“Aoqin” relies on… Electric ducted-fan propulsion technology , 2 minutes can climb up to 100 meters At high altitude, it can carry a DN65 large-diameter water hose. Sustained high traffic Spraying, with a continuous liquid flow rate of up to 20–30 liters per second , with an effective range of 45 meters , and can also be tailored to the requirements of firefighting tactics. Flexibly switch hose diameters , the fire-extinguishing efficiency is that of traditional rotary-wing drones. 10 times That concludes the presentation. After watching the demonstration video on-site, numerous fire service professionals acknowledged the formidable combat capabilities and practical value of “Ao Qin” and “Ao Run,” expressing great anticipation for their outstanding performance in real-world operations going forward.



The exhibition drew numerous official media outlets and independent online platforms. Among them, a reporter from Chongqing Daily conducted an exclusive interview with Waihang’s on-site staff, discussing the innovative breakthroughs and application prospects of ducted‑fan drones in the field of firefighting at high‑rise buildings.

At this exhibition, Weihang Technology received valuable feedback and expressions of intent to collaborate from emergency‑response agencies and enterprises across multiple regions, further reinforcing our confidence in leveraging cutting‑edge technology to enhance real‑world firefighting operations. Moving forward, Weihang will continue to deepen its expertise in ducted‑fan drone technology, ensuring that the “Aoqin,” “Aorun,” and subsequent products play a pivotal role on the front lines of fire suppression across an expanding range of applications, safeguarding the safety and well‑being of countless households through China’s advanced manufacturing.


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Weihang Technology is a technology company founded by Tsinghua University alumni, mastering internationally leading eVTOL electric ducted‑fan jet propulsion technology. Guided by the mission of leveraging technological innovation to make living safer and travel more efficient, the company is dedicated to providing cutting‑edge propulsion solutions for urban air‑mobility flying vehicles. In the near term, the company will prioritize addressing critical pain points in the emergency‑management sector, initially deploying next‑generation aviation‑grade jet propulsion technology in high‑rise fire‑rescue operations. It has pioneered a groundbreaking cross‑disciplinary innovation that bridges two strategic emerging industries—safety‑critical emergency response and the low‑altitude economy—offering a solution that can fundamentally address the global challenge of inadequate primary firefighting equipment in urban high‑rise buildings. Moving forward, Weihang will continue to develop and apply electric ducted‑fan jet propulsion systems and their associated flight platforms across domains including low‑altitude firefighting, emergency rescue, flying cars, and three‑dimensional transportation, striving to become a leader in the next generation of electric aviation propulsion systems.