DJI Express was introduced as a UAV concept designed for fast and easy transportation between cities. This UAV will be able to deliver cargo and materials for short-distance intercity trips without the need for a driver.
DJI Express UAV: Innovation that facilitates intercity cargo delivery
By taking advantage of cities with UAV airports, DJI Express will take on the role of delivery agent, thus completing deliveries by covering large distances quickly and easily. chinese designer Qingsheng Meng The DJI Express UAV concept created by has a different format than existing UAVs.
Unlike most quadcopter-shaped aerial devices, the DJI Express is a winged drone that can travel longer distances than a regular aircraft can fly. eVTOL It is designed as an electrically powered vertical take-off and landing vehicle.
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This unmanned aircraft is completely remotely controlled, relying on a series of sensors for route mapping and obstacle detection, and a very large camera unit at the tip of the aircraft that allows the pilot to see the surroundings while manoeuvring.
Features of DJI Express UAV
The design of the UAV can be divided into several different groups: an aircraft with wings, propellers on both sides, a high-definition camera mounted on a 2-axis gimbal providing ‘view’ at the front, and a battery module at the top and cargo payload at the bottom in the fuselage of the aircraft.
Finally, there is a special propeller in the tail for steering and stability. A close-up view of the top of the UAV shows its detachable battery, with a handle that can be easily removed to replace battery cells during the delivery cycle.
However, the drone also has its own charging port, a feature that can charge battery packs. The design of the DJI Express UAV also features a highly ventilated fuselage that allows the motors and batteries to cool quickly during flight.
Cold air passes through the UAV’s body, helping maintain optimal temperatures during flight and keeping the battery healthy for longer journeys. However, DJI does have a delivery drone in its business portfolio – flycart 30.
However, the Flycart still has a quadcopter-style design that limits its ability to deliver cargo on intercity trips. DJI Express UAV offers a new solution in the field of cargo delivery, especially for short-distance trips between cities, and brings an alternative approach to traditional transportation methods in this field.
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