The Tailsitter VTOL Fixed-Wing UAV adopts a dual-rotor design and canard wing configuration. Its simple structure, utilizing two propellers and side-mounted ailerons, enables full attitude control with four degrees of freedom. This streamlined design reduces mechanical components, lowering hardware failure rates. Compared to other models, it not only significantly improves reliability but also reduces production and maintenance costs.
In horizontal flight mode, the UAV can efficiently cruise and continuously track targets for extended periods. With a thrust-to-weight ratio exceeding 1, it can achieve high-speed flight when needed, allowing for rapid dive strikes on ground targets.Compared to industry models of the same size, the BrainyBee UAV features a 20% lighter structure, 100% longer endurance, 150% greater flight range, and twice the operational efficiency.
The UAV features a foldable structure, with wings and tail stabilizers that can be deployed or retracted within seconds, enabling single-person operation and quick response times. When stored, the compact folded design reduces space requirements, making transportation and storage convenient. Its excellent low-speed, high-angle-of-attack flight performance allows for both high and low-speed operations, better adapting to dynamic and flexible needs.
Considering the complexities of outdoor environments, the UAV is designed to withstand extreme weather conditions, such as strong winds and rain. With its advanced aerodynamic design and high-performance navigation control algorithms, it offers excellent environmental adaptability.
The advantages of vertical take-off and landing are particularly evident in complex terrain. While in horizontal flight, the UAV turns with differential thrust from the dual rotors, allowing for a small turning radius. It can also take off and land vertically in tight spaces, requiring only a narrow area for take-off and recovery. The navigation control system supports multiple satellite positioning systems, including Beidou, GPS, GLONASS, and Galileo, improving location accuracy and reliability.
The BrainyBee UAV can automatically land and be recovered using a small BeeHive UAV Station, allowing for fully autonomous operations without the need for a pilot.