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Its modular design allows for quick assembly and disassembly, reducing setup time to minutes and ensuring fast response in time-sensitive emergency operations.
The X11 supports a maximum payload capacity of 50 kg, enabling flexible deployment of firefighting equipment, medical supplies, or rescue tools for diverse mission profiles.
Engineered to maintain stability in high-altitude, high-wind, and low-visibility conditions, the X11 delivers reliable performance in environments where conventional methods are impractical.
Advanced navigation technology and dual independently controlled release mechanisms ensure accurate placement of payloads, enhancing operational effectiveness while minimizing collateral risk.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Frame Material | Carbon Fiber & Aluminum Alloy Composite |
| Design Philosophy | Modular Design for Rapid Assembly/Deployment |
| Assembly Time | < 3 Minutes |
| Transport Case | Aviation Aluminum Case |
| Max Payload Capacity | 50 kg |
| Max Operating Altitude | 5,000 m |
| Max Speed | 20 m/s |
| Wind Resistance | Level 6 (Operational in adverse weather) |
| Flight Time (Estimated) | ~25 minutes (varies with payload) |
| Payload Options | Water Cannon, Dry Powder Extinguisher Bombs, Small Water Bucket, First Aid Kits |
| Payload Release | Supports at least 2 independently controlled release points |
| Camera System | 10x Optical Zoom HD Camera |
| Navigation & Positioning | High-Precision GNSS System (Supports RTK) |
| Safety Systems | Obstacle Avoidance Radar, Terrain-Following Radar |
| Primary Applications | Firefighting (High-rise, Wildfire), Emergency Rescue, Precision Airdrop |
| Key Capabilities | Precision Airdrop, Aerial Fire Suppression, Emergency Supply Delivery |
The X11 supports a maximum payload capacity of up to 50 kg, enabling flexible configuration of firefighting gear, medical supplies, and rescue tools.
Due to its modular design, the drone can be assembled and fully deployed in less than 3 minutes, facilitating quick response times in emergency situations.
The Mercury X110 achieves a maximum flight speed of 20 m/s and is stable at altitudes up to 5,000 meters (5 km).
The platform supports at least 2 independently controlled release mechanisms combined with an HD camera, allowing operators to drop canisters or activate payload tools with high precision.
It features a high-precision GNSS system with RTK support, an obstacle avoidance radar, a terrain-following radar, and a 10x optical zoom HD camera for comprehensive situational awareness and secure navigation.
Primary applications include high-rise and wildfire firefighting, precision emergency airdrops, search and rescue support, and controlled liquid dispersal for parks or green roofs.
