Speed UAVs are sought after at the World Flight

Wuhan Evening News (reporter Zhang Zhi correspondent Zhang Min) 11-year-old primary school student Deng Zirui, wearing video receiving glasses, holding a remote control lever, facing a four-axis UAV the size of an Apple mobile phone. Under his control, the UAV travels through obstacles such as simulated "caves" and "big trees" along the LED lights on the ground.
On the 19th, at the World Flight Conference held at Hannan Airport, outdoor planes roared past in the roar, and the indoor air exhibition hall was also hot. Competitive UAVs displayed by Zhongdou Technologies are welcomed by the audience.
"Unlike ordinary UAVs, which use Wi-Fi to transmit signals, racing UAVs use radio wave to transmit signals." Peng Guobiao, head of Shenzhen Chuangshitaike Technology Company, introduced that in the competition, the radio wave transmission signal is more stable and fast.
It is known that UAV has been widely used in agriculture, forestry, plant protection, environmental monitoring, rescue and disaster relief, aerial mapping, geological survey and many other fields in recent years, and has played an important role in national economic and social production and life. With the popularization and application of UAVs, the rapid UAVs are also quietly rising, and are sought after in Europe, America, Japan, Korea and other places. In November 2018, the first World UAV Championship held by the International Federation of Aeronautical Sports (FAI) was held in Shenzhen, and the racing UAV was listed as an important event of the competition.
"Speed UAVs can be disassembled, assembled, and competed for speed and skills." Peng Guobiao believes that speed UAVs are a very good popular aviation science sport. They can not only help children understand flight knowledge, cultivate interest in aviation science and technology, but also exercise hands-on ability and coordination ability.