This device is an amphibious multi-rotor catamaran that integrates the core features of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and unmanned surface vessels (USVs). It is capable of dual-mode operation in both aerial and aquatic environments, making it suitable for complex water bodies such as oceans, rivers, and lakes.
Equipped with a six-rotor propulsion system, the flight system enables vertical take-off and landing (VTOL), hovering, and multi-directional flight, meeting the requirements for aerial identification of dead fish in aquaculture net pens. The surface navigation system adopts a catamaran hull structure, utilizing buoyancy to stay afloat, and is driven by an integrated propulsion unit for movement on water. A panoramic camera mounted on the bow supports AI-based dead fish identification and transmits location data in real time.
The functional modules support positioning and navigation, dead fish collection (with autonomous flight for unloading after retrieval), and can be replaced with other mission-specific modules such as payload carriers or detection equipment, adapting to diverse operational needs.
Amphibious (Air-Water Capable)
Multirotor
Catamaran (Hull)
- Satellite Navigation
- Multi-directional Flight
- Dead Fish Detection
- Hexacopter Propulsion System
- AI Recognition
Maximum Takeoff Weight: 200 kg
Model Name | Technical Specifications |
Dimensions (Deployed) | 2700 mm×2700 mm×1250 mm |
Float Dimensions | 2405 mm×400mm×432mm |
Rated Payload Capacity | 40KG |
Endurance | 12MIN |
Wind Resistance Level | 5 |
Maximum Takeoff Weight (MTOW) | 200KG |
Cruise Speed | 8M/S |
Maximum Flight Speed | 12M/S |
Route Speed | 5M/S |
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