Terra Drone Corporation is pleased to announce our new concept UAV, Terra Powerlifter series.
This powerful UAV can flight 2hours continuously, and lift-up the heavy payload up to 10Kg.
This time, We have succeeded to integrate Terra Powerlifter with REIGL LiDAR VUX-1 HA.
Terra Drone realize the high-quality aerial LiDAR survey solution which flying 300m height and data accuracy within 4cm, Our integrated aerial LiDAR solution is suitable for vegetation management, Utilities, Agriculture, Construction, Mining and all of industries.
If you have an any specific project which is needed RIEGL LIDAR solution, Please contact with us.
From the Antarctic to Australia: ‘Terra Powerlifter’ offers industry
ultra-powerful new UAV with heaviest payload
Highlights:
Capable of up to 2 hours’ continuous flight time and lifting heavy payloads of up to 10 kilograms
Fully integrated with RIEGL LiDAR laser measurement systems for leading standard in 3D mapping
The following press release is issued by Australian media, We would really appreciate it if you could confirm.
BRISBANE, February 28, 2017: Terra Drone Corporation announced today the launch of the new ‘Terra Powerlifter’ unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) series, continuing its focus of bringing the best of Japanese innovation for the benefit of Australia’s agriculture, construction and resource sectors.
Offering up to two hours’ continuous flight time and capable of carrying a heavy payload of up to 10 kilograms, the unique UAV is fully integrated with the world-leading RIEGL LiDAR (light detection and ranging) laser measurement systems for an unsurpassed standard in 3D mapping.
Unlike other UAVs, Terra Powerlifter does not require a long take-off or extra flight stabilisation despite its heavy payload, far exceeding the standard 1-2 kg payload and flight time of 15-20 minutes offered by competitor models.
Terra Drone’s Brisbane branch chief, Tsuyoshi Honda, said the new series offered Australian industry a best-in-class solution that had been tested in the harshest climatic conditions.
“Terra Powerlifter has already proven its effectiveness in Antarctica, where it supported scientific research with continuous single flights of up to 40 kilometres. It has also proven its worth in aerial vegetation surveys and in measuring particulate matter, with its state-of-the-art Japanese technology providing the ultimate in surveying and mapping,” Mr Honda said.
Japan’s leading UAV provider, Terra Drone has the latest and most advanced LiDAR laser scanning sensors in the market, including post-processing of LiDAR imaging. From preliminary planning to data processing, the company offers a total solution for surveys and inspections.
The company also recently launched the Terra Explore series, comprising an unmanned UAV with a spherical cage, offering significant cost and time savings during visual inspections of infrastructure such as buildings and bridges and construction sites, while significantly improving safety compared to visual inspections.
“Terra Drone is committed to giving Australian agriculture, construction and resource companies the most advanced UAV solutions available to enhance productivity and safety while curtailing costs. Our innovative approach has seen our products achieve superior performance, from the Antarctic to Australia and beyond,” Mr Honda said.
Terra Drone provides surveying services direct to mining, construction and infrastructure management companies, benefitting from its significant experience in forestry and vegetation data capture, particularly in assessing encroachment on powerlines and critical infrastructure. Terra Drone is also active in the fields of precision agriculture, disaster relief, obstacle avoidance and UAV fleet management.
In Japan, Terra Drone has partnerships with leading mining and construction companies including Hitachi, providing fully automated UAV surveying and data analysis of construction sites. The company is part of the Tokyo-based Terra Group, which includes Terra Motors, the company that pioneered the electric motorbike market in Asia, currently selling 30,000 electric vehicles a year.
Terra Drone recently established an office in the Queensland capital of Brisbane to bring the benefits of its advanced technology directly to Australian industry.
Terra Powerlifter specifications:
Weight: Approx. 20kg (including maximum 10kg payload)
Length: Approx. 2,200mm
Height: Approx. 800mm
Width: Approximately 2,300mm
Power unit: 2 cycle gasoline engine 62cc
Flight time: Approx. 2 hours
Altitude: 3,000m
And also we ‘re looking for new employee who has experience of UAV business, If you have interest to join our team, also please let us know.
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