D-25E Overview

• Dimensions:
   
  • Fuselage Length: 2.08 meters​
     
  • Wingspan: 4.35 meters​
     
• Weight and Payload Capacity:
   
  • Maximum Takeoff Weight (MTOW): 31.58 kg​
     
  • Maximum Payload: 6 kg​
     
• Flight Performance:
   
  • Endurance: Between 120 to 240 minutes, depending on payload​
     
  • Cruising Speed: 72 km/h​
     
  • Wind Resistance: 13.9 to 17.1 m/s​
     
  • Service Ceiling: 6,000 meters​
     
  • Maximum Takeoff Altitude: 4,000 meters​
    
     

• High Performance: The D-25E offers vertical takeoff and landing capabilities, with a flight endurance of up to 4 hours and the ability to operate at high altitudes, facilitating extended and wide-ranging missions. ​
   
• Enhanced Precision: Equipped with high-precision MEMS inertial sensors, a high-performance CPU, and a dual-GPS positioning system, it ensures accurate and reliable navigation. ​
   
• Modular Design: Its structure allows for quick assembly and disassembly into 10 parts, making it easy to transport in vehicles like SUVs. ​
   
• Fully Autonomous Operation: Requires no remote control; enables one-button takeoffs and landings, ensuring safe and straightforward operations with landing precision within 15 cm. ​
   
• Versatile Payload Options: Capable of carrying up to 6 kg, it supports multiple payloads such as aerial cameras, LiDAR systems, Mini SAR, EO/IR gimbal cameras, and aeromagnetic sensors, adapting to various mission needs. ​
   
• High Reliability and Safety: Equipped with dual GPS and compass systems, along with an advanced flight control and navigation system, it offers automatic return in case of signal loss or data link depletion. ​
   
• Superior Environmental Adaptability: Capable of operating in high-altitude, high-humidity, low-temperature, and light rain conditions, thanks to its self-heating airspeed tube.

 The D-25E supports a wide range of payloads, allowing users to tailor the system to specific mission requirements. Compatible equipment includes LiDAR systems, industrial aerial cameras, oblique camera systems, gimbal payloads, and synthetic aperture radar (SAR).