Flying Ag DJI FlyCart 30 Delivery Drone Kit

This delivery drone is built to thrive in extremes. It can reach a max flight altitude of 6,000 m and operates seamlessly across a temperature range from -20°C to 45°C (-4°F to 113°F), ensuring reliability in diverse environmental scenarios.

Additionally, its remarkable resistance to wind speeds of up to 26.8 MPH underscores its capability to withstand adverse weather conditions, making it a dependable choice for deliveries in a wide range of challenging environments.

Another standout feature of FlyCart 30 is its 12 Miles video transmission range with O3 technology. The
inclusion of 4G enhanced video transmission further enhances connectivity and reliability, facilitating real-time monitoring and control.

The Dual Operator Mode adds a layer of flexibility to the drone's operation, allowing for collaborative control and improved precision. Complementing these features is a high-resolution FPV gimbal camera for unparalleled clarity for navigation and
surveillance purposes.

This delivery aircraft comes equipped with front and rear phased array radars, along with a dual binocular vision system, enabling intelligent multidirectional obstacle sensing. It also has a built-in ADS-B signal receiver, enhancing safety by detecting and providing warnings for nearby crewed aircraft.

For secure takeoff and landing, the drone employs a propeller rotation delay of 6 seconds and an additional verification step for landing. The incorporation of an RTK module further enhances precision for centimeter-level positioning.

In the event of an emergency, the integrated parachute can be triggered even at low altitudes, ensuring a stable drone landing and minimizing potential risks to individuals and property. The propellers also cease rotation before the
parachute is deployed.

The parachute undergoes an autonomous self-check during startup, operates on an independent power source, and features both sound and light alerts.

Last-mile delivery from a distribution center to the final destination is often the most expensive and logistically challenging part of the process. Drone delivery can reduce the costs associated with traditional delivery methods, such as fuel, labor, and vehicle maintenance.

Drones can efficiently cover short distances and deliver packages to remote or
hard-to-reach areas.

Drones can provide access to rural or remote areas that may be difficult & dangerous for traditional delivery services to reach, expanding the reach of lifesaving services as well as e-commerce. Thus, improving the quality of life for people in these areas.

Delivery drones fly at an average speed of 30 to 60 miles per hour, which allows them to rush critical supplies to people in disaster zones and remote, inaccessible areas. In crowded urban areas, deliveries via air routes could ease traffic congestion.

Drones have delivered vaccines and medicines to over 2,000 hospitals in Ghana, Rwanda, and the United States in hard to reach areas. Drone deliveries are up to 7x the
speed of traditional automobile delivery.

Electric drones can be more environmentally friendly than traditional delivery vehicles,
reducing carbon emissions. Drones generally use rechargeable batteries allowing greater efficiency. Oftentimes, drones can significantly reduce carbon emissions.