Designed Primarily For Agricultural Uses

Chinese technology company Heisha has recently launched the new autonomous system. The D.NEST F300 combines a fixed-wing VTOL autonomous drone with an auto-charging station.

The company says the system is expected to "revolutionize" the way how drones are used in daily life. The system can be used to inspect farmland and pastures as well as structures anytime, anywhere. Heisha also released D.NEST D300 and D.NEST S300 ($1999) for small areas, which is based on other open source drones.

D.NEST is an autonomous, fully automated complete system designed for property surveillance and inspections for homes, roof, buildings and private land, among other uses.

The D.NEST systems can be launched using a smartphone app and receive a live video feed of the property. Users can start their daily farm work by sending out the drone for an aerial survey and checking which areas need to be taken care of, saving time.

D.NEST is an agnostic drone, which is compatible with all major drone hardware platforms such as DJI, Ardupilot, Yuneec, and PX4. The charging pad's locking mechanism keeps the UAV safe and stable while being charged. D.NEST offers standard API that is also hardware-agnostic, scalable and seamless to integrate.

It composes a charging pad, a drone, telemetry system, cloud-based services and command center and enables deployment in a few touches, allowing users to manage everything on their smartphone for a seamless experience.

D.NEST F300's autonomy and automation are, by Heisha's design, at the center of drone deployments to truly capture the 'faster, better, cheaper' promise of drones for property surveillance.

Compared to the previous version, D.NEST F300 has been upgraded with advanced control logic for much more safe charging and drone flight checking. As well as the new telemetry module with LTE/5G technology for seamless data collection and transmission.

(Image provided with Heisha news release)

FMI: www.heishatech.com