Logistics and transportation in plateau and mountainous areas, natural disaster zones, and island regions.
Scene Pain Points
Existing transport assets, such as helicopters, are large in size and demand substantial takeoff and landing space, often requiring extensive, level, dedicated airfields. This severely constrains their ability to deploy flexibly in complex environments and emergency situations. Moreover, their limited endurance makes it difficult to sustain long‑range flight‑based transport missions.
Logistics and transportation in plateau and mountainous areas, natural disaster zones, and island regions.
In plateau, mountainous, or disaster‑stricken areas where roads are blocked, multirotor drones enable rapid aerial delivery of supplies, overcoming the constraints imposed by disrupted ground transportation.
Highly secure
High operational efficiency
High single‑load capacity combined with high‑frequency round trips significantly boosts throughput and delivery volume per unit of time.
Large payload
A single load can reach 100–200 kg.
Low requirements for takeoff and landing space
The aircraft features a compact footprint and, leveraging vehicle- or vessel-mounted mobile airfields, can operate in close proximity to its destination, enabling rapid, high-frequency round-trip missions.
