After successful launch of the country’s first Microjet Engine series, Poeir Jets has moved to develop India’s first Heavy lift Hybrid drones and it was launched in the ongoing Aero India 2019 with an aim to establish itself as industry leaders in providing propulsion solutions to Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS).
The Heavy-lift Drones are fundamentally unmanned Aircraft with fully customizable payload options that make them suitable for a wide variety of professional applications, from Law Enforcement to Search and Rescue Operations, the company said.
Poeir Jets has developed heavy-lift drones including Hybrid Drone DRE 4, a Hexacopter powered with 4 kW APU and took its first flight in 2019. It has the capacity to lift up to 5kg in a flight time of 60 minutes, Turbo Shaft MTS 30 is under-test for Hybrid Drone DJE 30 and Urban Firefighting.
It is suitable for multirotor craft weighing up to 200kg, Hybrid Drone DJE 30, is also a Hexacopter powered with 30 kW APU, currently under flight testing.
It can take a payload of 75kg with a mission duration of 120 minutes.
After successful launch of the country’s first Microjet Engine series, Poeir Jets has moved to develop India’s first Heavy lift Hybrid drones and it was launched in the ongoing Aero India 2019 with an aim to establish itself as industry leaders in providing propulsion solutions to Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS).
The Heavy-lift Drones are fundamentally unmanned Aircraft with fully customizable payload options that make them suitable for a wide variety of professional applications, from Law Enforcement to Search and Rescue Operations, the company said.
Poeir Jets has developed heavy-lift drones including Hybrid Drone DRE 4, a Hexacopter powered with 4 kW APU and took its first flight in 2019. It has the capacity to lift up to 5kg in a flight time of 60 minutes, Turbo Shaft MTS 30 is under-test for Hybrid Drone DJE 30 and Urban Firefighting.
It is suitable for multirotor craft weighing up to 200kg, Hybrid Drone DJE 30, is also a Hexacopter powered with 30 kW APU, currently under flight testing.
It can take a payload of 75kg with a mission duration of 120 minutes.
