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Fixed-wing UAV X2Q
mapping

fixed-wing UAV
fixed-wing UAV
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Characteristics

Type
fixed-wing
Applications
mapping
Payload

250 g
(8.818 oz)

Description

Precision Mapping For high-definition geospatial mapping xCraft has created the x2Q. The multi-rotor fixed wing hybrid design enables the craft to perform vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) as well as long endurance forward-flight with data telemetry radio link range of up to 30 km. The VTOL feature allows operations from a wider range of areas, while benefiting from longer-range fixed-wing flight. When transitioned to forward flight, the x2Q takes advantage of its fixed wing for more efficient flight increasing battery life and range beyond what is capable of similarly sized multi-rotor craft. The equipped Mapir Survey3 camera takes high-resolution geo-tagged images which can then be uploaded to the users preferred photogrammetry software and stitched into high definition 2D or 3D maps. To improve the user experience, real-time visualization during flight is available via an on-board HD camera. The ground control station (GCS) consists of a hand-held flight controller with integrated Android tablet for command and control. With replacement battery and 45 minute complete charge time users have the ability to fly multiple missions back to back. The complete x2Q kit comes with the following components: drone, controller, Android tablet, Mapir camera, HD camera, charger, 2 complete sets of propellers, 2 battery packs. Fly With A Few Clicks With our proprietary Android ground station, xCraft Mission Control, all flight planning, control, and monitoring functions are simple and intuitive. Operate solely from the included Android tablet for autonomous flights or from the included transmitter for more precise manual control.
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