Drone firefighting, as a new industrial technology, has been widely applied in various fields. Many firefighting institutions have successfully used drones for fire scene investigation and monitoring, as well as for throwing rescue supplies, with very significant results.
With the popularization of technology, drones have gradually entered everyone's field of vision, and industrial grade drones have also been gradually applied in various fields, playing their role, especially in high-risk areas such as firefighting. The use of drones to replace some human actions is of great importance to the firefighting industry. Combined with the practical needs of firefighting, drones can play many roles in firefighting.
The unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) mid to low altitude monitoring system has technical characteristics such as fast maneuverability, low operating cost, and simple maintenance and operation. It has the ability to quickly and real-time patrol and monitor the ground, and is a new type of mid to low altitude real-time television imaging and infrared imaging rapid acquisition system. Early detection of forest fires in remote areas that cannot be taken into account by ground patrols, as well as accurate grasp and timely understanding of various dynamic information at major forest fire sites; It can also solve problems such as aircraft patrol being unable to fly at night, reduced visibility caused by smoke, and inability to fly. As a powerful supplement to existing forestry monitoring methods, it has unique advantages in resource and environmental monitoring, forest fire monitoring, and rescue command in areas where vehicles and people cannot reach. Especially, long endurance and heavy load unmanned aerial vehicles will be widely used in monitoring, prevention, extinguishing, and post disaster assessment of forestry fires.
Equipped with fire extinguishing ball thrower, fire extinguishing balls, and fire hoses suitable for DJI and other drones, it can quickly and effectively extinguish fires, reduce casualties, enhance citizen safety, and minimize losses caused by urban fires.
