MYUAV FC100 Firefighting Drone Successfully Completes Field Drill; Tethered Power Supply and Long Endurance Enable Effic

On September 11, MYUAV successfully conducted a live-action drill using the FC100 firefighting drone. The exercise utilized a mobile fire pump connected directly to a fire hydrant, enabling an unlimited water supply; additionally, a tethered power system provided continuous electricity to the drone, allowing for sustained firefighting operations.

At the drill site, the FC100 tethered firefighting drone was rapidly set up and prepared for takeoff within 10 minutes. A mobile fire pump drew water directly from a fire hydrant to provide a steady supply for aerial firefighting, while a tethered power system delivered continuous electricity to the drone; this eliminated the endurance limitations associated with traditional batteries, enabling the drone to remain airborne and operate uninterrupted for 12 hours. The entire system allows for highly efficient deployment, taking no more than 10 minutes from initial setup to takeoff for the mission, ensuring a rapid response.

Thanks to the 1 MPa pressure of this gasoline-powered fire pump, the fire-fighting foam can be projected to a distance of approximately 30 meters, enabling the suppression of fires over a wide area.

By synergizing high-power tethered power supply with a water-supply tether, the FC100 achieves continuous aerial fire suppression. This demonstrates a highly efficient operational model that combines the extended endurance of tethered power with the direct supply capabilities of a mobile fire pump. The live-action drill further validated the FC100's reliability and practicality in real-world firefighting scenarios, offering a new solution for tackling fires in high-rise buildings and complex urban environments.