Flying BVLOS with multiple payloads
Aalborg University Drone Research Lab focuses on drone research on all kinds of aspects like autonomy, communication, safety and risk, industrial use and mapping.
“After extensive research on the Long Range UAV market we chose the HEF 32 Airboxer UAV because of the high professional level of technicians, knowledge and elaborate documentation. High Eye also has a manned aviation background and is very open in its approach and communication”, Anders says, professor & manager of Drone Research Lab of Aalborg University.
The Aalborg Drone Reseach Lab runs research projects with BVLOS UAVs. To be able to test and develop projects Aalborg has labs for motion tracking and autonomous vehicles, a machine and electronic workshop and a testing airfield nearby.
MULTIPLE PAYLOAD CAPABILITY
The HEF 32 Airboxer has been designed around a flexible payload bay, which allows the integration of different styles of payload without requiring modifications to the UAV. Operators can swap payloads between missions to expand the system’s capabilities. Previously integrated payloads include electro-optical sensors, monitoring equipment, radars and Lidar modules.
“The HEF 32 is one of the leading BVLOS VTOL UAVs in the world”
Anders La Cour Harbo | Professor & Manager of Drone Research Lab Aalborg University, Denmark
