Tag: 29. Januar 2026

When purchasing firefighting drones, do suppliers support third-party SDKs for secondary development?

When our engineers design flight flight parameters 1 controllers in our Xi'an facility, we often hear frustration from clients about closed systems. You need your specific software to talk to the hardware during an emergency, but many off-the-shelf units lock you out, leaving you with a fleet that cannot communicate with your command center. Most […]

When purchasing firefighting drones, how do I verify that the night navigation lights comply with aviation safety standards?

Flying heavy-lift drones into dark, smoke-filled skies is stressful enough without worrying if a manned helicopter can see your aircraft. In our testing facility in Xi’an, we often see safety managers struggle with this exact anxiety. You need to know that your fleet is visible and legal before the first emergency call comes in. To […]

When purchasing firefighting drones, do suppliers provide customized flight cases for easy transport during field operations?

While overseeing final assembly at our Xi’an facility, we often emphasize that a drone’s mission success depends on its safe arrival. Broken sensors halt rescue operations immediately. Yes, professional suppliers typically provide customized flight cases designed to protect firefighting drones during transport. These hard-shell cases feature precision-cut foam inserts, reinforced exteriors, and mobility aids like […]