Water-based firefighting scenario
For fires near rivers, lakes, and other water bodies, as well as for water rescues, drones can swiftly reach the scene to deploy life‑saving equipment, helping rescue teams quickly pinpoint the target.
Quick response
The ducted-fan flight platform is moored on the vessel and constructed from corrosion‑resistant materials; in the event of a fire, seawater can be drawn directly to enable the system to fly to the vicinity of the blaze and perform sustained high‑flow operations.
Small size, large payload
The compact size of the aerial platform makes it easy to mount on vessels, while its large payload capacity and extended water‑dropping duration effectively address the limitations of existing water‑based firefighting systems—such as helicopters—which can carry only limited amounts of extinguishing agent per sortie and cannot sustain operations over prolonged periods—thereby helping to contain fire spread.