Missiya, a producer of unmanned aerial vehicles, will introduce the M-22Q1 Zakal in January 2023. This next-generation drone can carry up to 6 kilos of payload, travel up to 40 kilometres in practically any weather, and hover for 45 to 60 minutes. If restrictions are removed, the huge quadcopter may go at speeds of 70kph and more. Multiple 360-degree onboard sensors on the drone stop it from colliding with objects.
The drone’s universal attachment point can also be used to mount a variety of professional cameras, including high-zoom cameras, infrared imaging cameras, laser range finders, GPS coordinate resolvers, and many more. Additionally foldable for portability, the drone will offer 4G/LTE cloud functionality around the middle of 2023.
Missiya drones have been employed in both urban and rural firefighting missions. The drones can work in tandem with firefighting response teams to provide crucial air support to help locate and eventually prevent fires. With their specialised high zoom, thermal, and night vision cameras, they can also support rescue efforts.
Beyond fire emergencies, Missiya drones have provided air reconnaissance to protest and riot control and paramedics support, spotting injured victims and delivering vital medical kits. The response time and efficiency of Missiya drones are incomparable to traditional methods.
Private and public assistance
The M-22Q1 Zakal is the latest, most advanced addition to the roster of Missiya’s “super drones.” The company is offering the use of M-22Q1 Zakal to private enterprises dealing with energy, security, construction, agriculture, forestry, mining, and insurance. These industries will benefit the most from the M-22Q1 Zakal’s inspection capabilities with its specialised cameras and sensors. As seen above in the photo in this article, the M-22Q1 Zakal is conducting an inspection on a hydroelectric dam using a high-resolution and high-zoom camera. For instance, using another example, a gas company with many miles of gas pipelines must regularly inspect them for damages and leaks. The M-22Q1 Zakal can be equipped with a special gas-detecting sensor that checks for gas leaks much faster, safer, and cheaper than a conventional method.
Public government entities can also benefit from drones, especially those involved in law enforcement, paramedics, search and rescue, border patrol, reconnaissance, land management, and environmental protection.
About Missiya
Missiya is a manufacturer of next-generation state-of-the-art unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) systems, also known as drones. These drones are aimed at various commercial industries as well as governments.
Contact information
Nodar Khidisheli – Head of Sales
www.missiya.com
nodar.khidisheli@missiya.com
