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According to British media reports, Airbus is developing a high-altitude solar-powered drone
called "Breeze".
The unmanned aerial system was originally designed and developed by the British company Quinetic, which Airbus purchased in 2013
.
One of the main goals of Breeze is to carry out non-stop reconnaissance of targets at high altitudes, and the aircraft, powered by solar power, will be able to fly non-stop for up to 90 days
.
At present, the Breeze solar drone, which is in the manufacturing stage, can reach a wingspan of 80 feet and a payload of 10 kilograms
.
Airbus will make improvements
to the Breeze in the future.
Airbus' prototype Breeze will have a wingspan of 115 feet and a payload of 20 kilograms
.
The Breeze can fly
at 70,000 feet at a high speed of 20 miles per hour.
Its own two engines, solar cells and ultra-light structure allow it to fly at an altitude of more than twice the altitude of ordinary civil aircraft, and can continue to fly
at night.
In addition, Breeze can carry a variety of communication equipment and has the qualities
to be an inexpensive alternative to satellites.
In addition to the military, the "Breeze" solar-powered drone can also play a role in the civilian field
.
For example, it can act as a temporary relay station
in the event of a natural disaster and the destruction of ground communication systems.
An Airbus spokesperson said: "We hope that the breeze can also play a more important role
in monitoring agricultural facilities.
”
According to British media reports, Airbus is developing a high-altitude solar-powered drone
called "Breeze".
The unmanned aerial system was originally designed and developed by the British company Quinetic, which Airbus purchased in 2013
.
One of the main goals of Breeze is to carry out non-stop reconnaissance of targets at high altitudes, and the aircraft, powered by solar power, will be able to fly non-stop for up to 90 days
.
At present, the Breeze solar drone, which is in the manufacturing stage, can reach a wingspan of 80 feet and a payload of 10 kilograms
.
Airbus will make improvements
to the Breeze in the future.
Airbus' prototype Breeze will have a wingspan of 115 feet and a payload of 20 kilograms
.
The Breeze can fly
at 70,000 feet at a high speed of 20 miles per hour.
Its own two engines, solar cells and ultra-light structure allow it to fly at an altitude of more than twice the altitude of ordinary civil aircraft, and can continue to fly
at night.
In addition, Breeze can carry a variety of communication equipment and has the qualities
to be an inexpensive alternative to satellites.
In addition to the military, the "Breeze" solar-powered drone can also play a role in the civilian field
.
For example, it can act as a temporary relay station
in the event of a natural disaster and the destruction of ground communication systems.
An Airbus spokesperson said: "We hope that the breeze can also play a more important role
in monitoring agricultural facilities.
”
