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May 01, 2020

UAVOS Tests New Two-Stage Parachute System For UAS

Designed To Help UAS Traveling At High Speeds

UAVOS has successfully tested its new two-stage parachute system, which is designed to help UAS traveling at high speeds slowly descend to the ground. The system includes two parachutes: the pilot chute and the main chute used to slow and stabilize the UAS. The pilot chute allows the UAS to slowly descend safely during the main parachute deployment. It also allows the main chute to open up at a minimum altitude. After the pilot chute opens, the main chute’s opening delay function causes the decrease in the load speed on the UAS. UAVOS says that the parachute system is designed for UAS that can travel at speeds of up to 280 miles per hour, and that weigh up to 110 pounds.

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