Solar-panel and façade cleaning
The free-flying SV-M30 serves large solar arrays, while the tethered T30/W30 is designed for high-rise façades. Equipment, water supply, flight paths and site coordination work together to determine results.
Complete solutions built around the job
Connect requirements analysis, equipment selection, payload integration, deployment training and ongoing support so that the system fits the way you work.
Complete solutions built around the job
Emergency response and communications
Combine aerial observation, lighting and communications relay with ground robots to support remote operations in hard-to-reach areas.
Power-grid and site inspection
Use visible-light cameras, thermal imaging or specialist sensors along planned routes to capture asset condition and create reviewable images and records.
Surveying and area mapping
VTOL fixed-wing platforms combine flexible take-off and landing with wide-area coverage. Payloads can be selected for surveying, patrol and data collection.
A clear path from requirements to delivery
Define the task
Confirm the operating area, load, power supply, working duration and site constraints.
Configure the system
Match the platform, propulsion, payload, control links and ground equipment.
Validate and deliver
Confirm the configuration through prototype or site testing and define acceptance criteria and operating procedures.
Support throughout service
Provide training, maintenance guidance, spare parts and support for future system upgrades.
Solar cleaning: recover performance while protecting modules
Confirm module type and warranty requirements; test a representative area; record water per area, whole-shift productivity, dry residue and damaged modules; compare results under equivalent conditions.
Read article →Façade cleaning links material compatibility with site organisation
Run material and residue trials; map spray distance, façade clearance, cable and hose routes; set wind-related stop conditions; inspect edge coverage, seal leakage and drainage during acceptance.
Read article →Persistent observation starts with a payload energy budget
Specify continuous and start-up power; budget the ground source, line losses and onboard reserve; test control and payload communications together; rehearse task termination and backup landing procedures.
Read article →Survey and inspection missions should be defined by data quality
Specify coordinate system and delivery format; use appropriate independent checkpoints; inspect sharpness and coverage gaps; retain raw data, processing settings and review records.
Read article →Ground robots: accept mobility and remote operation together
Test turning, braking and hose loads in representative passages; verify obstructed communications and link-loss response; check hazardous-area approvals; rehearse recovery without personnel entering the hazard.
Read article →Industrial integration includes interfaces and maintenance
Provide a time-based load profile; confirm shaft connection, rotation and braking needs; measure temperature over a full duty cycle; define wear parts, service space and spare-part traceability.
Read article →Find the right equipment and propulsion for your project
Share your application, load, voltage and operating duration. We will help define the right product and system configuration.