Investigate H5
Enterprise-grade multi-mission system
Endurance meets intelligence.
The H5 hexacopter was developed specifically for commercial drone applications, providing a versatile tool for emergency responders, inspectors, police and fire departments, and surveying teams. The H5 is a robust, high-performance, and flexible UAV platform that can be tailored to individual requirements, enabling a wide range of industry-specific applications. Long flight times and high-quality camera systems with embedded GPS data allow for the rapid and accurate mapping of an area, while the interference-resistant precision compass enables flight operations even in environments that were previously difficult to navigate. In addition to performance and flexibility, the platform's development placed a strong emphasis on flight and data security.
Positioned as a portable, practical, and cost-effective model, this drone offers powerful capabilities for infrastructure inspection and search-and-rescue operations at an affordable price.
Features
1. Improved flight stability (the previous flight controller exhibited noticeable drift during hovering).
2. Integration of a ground-distance sensor to enhance stability during low-altitude flight, plus the addition of a ground-contact protection feature for low-speed operations.
3. Significant improvement in transmission performance.
4. Upgrades to both the remote controller and the control software.
5. Removal of the interchangeable camera interface, resulting in a weight reduction of approximately 60 g. As modern cameras are now multifunctional, the ability to swap camera modules is no longer required.
6. Upgrading obstacle avoidance sensors from ultrasonic technology to laser-based sensors.
7. Removal of the landing gear retraction mechanism while retaining the original physical profile. Based on current inspection drone workflows, retractable landing gear is no longer functionally necessary.
8. E05T Camera: An intelligent camera system featuring a 48MP wide-angle camera, a 48MP zoom camera (visible light), a 1,200m rangefinder, and an infrared thermal imaging camera.
