The Key Lab Significant Product Exhibited In 2013 The China (Dongguan) International Science and Technology Cooperation
2013.11.12-2013.11.15,the China (Dongguan) International Science and Technology Cooperation week exhibition was hosted by the Ministry of Science and Technology and thePeople's Government of Guangdong Province, undertaken by International Cooperation Department of Ministry of Science and Technology, the People's Government of Dongguan and Guangdong Provincial Department of Science and Technology, and held in the International Exhibition Center of Dongguan.
The topics of thecooperation week was “science and technology exhibition, summit forum, project discussion, awarding and sign contract”.There are 6 exhibition areas, including international science and technologycooperation exhibition, provincial industry-academia-research cooperation exhibition, Dongguan innovation medium exhibition, Songshan lake science and technology exhibition, outstanding work exhibition of Dongguan cup international industrial design competition, electronic information industry expo exhibition. There were more than 330 exhibitors ofhigh-tech enterprises at home and abroad, 124 exhibitors of state-level international cooperation institutes.
Our key lab exhibited the marine surveillance UAV on the exhibition platform of South ChinaInstitute of Collaboration Innovation. The UAV’s maximum flight speed is 90km/h, cruising speed is 50km/h. It has 1 hour flying duration with 10 kg usefulload and can extend the flight time by adding the fuel. The flight altitude isup to 1km. It cruises 4 hours with just 10 liters gasoline. In the sea trial, it can fly safely and steadily in 5-6 grade wind.The main advantages of thisUAV were autonomous flight control, information collection in network system,coordination function, which could be used in low-altitude observation and geographical mapping, environment and climate monitoring etc.
Lots of visitors were interested in the UAV. Many of them gave great comment and improvement suggestions.
