Tethered UAV

Tethered UAV, also known as tethered UAV, is a special form of multi-rotor UAV. It uses ground power transmitted through tethered cables as the power source instead of traditional lithium batteries. Its main feature is It is the ability to hover in the air for a long time.

The tethered UAV is composed of a ground high-voltage DC voltage stabilizing system, a payoff device, a synchronous winding wheel, a tethered cable, an air voltage stabilizing module and a backup battery. The tethered cable is connected to the voltage stabilization module and battery backup and can be used in a variety of applications such as intelligence, video surveillance and reconnaissance, disaster response, public event management and security, traffic monitoring and more.

Tethered drones have broad application prospects. In terms of disaster emergency response, tethered drones can be used for search and rescue operations, provide night lighting support, and quickly transport personnel and supplies. In public incident management, tethered drones can be used to monitor incident scenes, providing real-time images and intelligence information to help commanders make more effective decisions. In terms of traffic monitoring, tethered drones can be used to monitor highway, railway and air traffic conditions to improve traffic efficiency and management levels.

In short, tethered UAV is a type of UAV with wide application prospects, and the development of its technology will bring new opportunities and challenges to the future aviation industry.