Russia has created a drone port to work in extreme conditions

Specialists of the Rusdronoport company have created a new drone charging station that will make it possible to carry out work at extreme temperatures, for example, in tundras, deserts or regions of the Far North. The drone port can be installed on any hard surface - from asphalt to the roof of the building. Experts assessed the usefulness of such charging and noted that the technology may be of interest in the BRICS countries and the Middle East.

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Such structures would be able to defend against tactical kamikaze drones and minimize damage when attacked by more powerful UAVs

"This is a fully autonomous robotic station for replacing drone batteries, which is especially important for tasks that require a large number of sorties or emergency response to a call. Potential customers are government agencies and enterprises that need to fly two or three times a day and cover an area of hundreds of square kilometers," specified the company's CEO Nikolay Ryashin.

According to the specialist, the station is resistant to extreme heat and cold - the device can operate at temperatures from -45 °C to +50 °C, and is additionally protected from dust and moisture.

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Charge according to the weather: the Russian Federation has created a drone port to work in extreme conditions