Velos Rotors Delivery Drone

Velos Rotors has established itself as a leader in the development of heavy-lift drones, designed for precision, endurance, and reliability. With the ability to carry payloads up to 10 kg, Velos drones are ideally suited for industrial applications, emergency logistics, and specialized delivery tasks. Their twin-engine coaxial helicopter design ensures enhanced stability, redundancy, and maneuverability, enabling them to operate effectively in challenging environments where traditional drones might struggle.

One of the key advantages of Velos drones is their ability to hover stably, even under adverse conditions, making them ideal for point-to-point cargo transport. This feature is critical in scenarios that demand precision, such as infrastructure maintenance, search-and-rescue missions, and delivery of critical medical supplies to remote or difficult-to-access locations.

Velos drones also boast long flight times and fail-safe systems, including engine redundancy, which allows them to complete missions with minimal downtime. Their robust design makes them not only reliable but also flexible for integration into various industries such as energy, agriculture, defense, and logistics.

As industries seek more efficient ways to manage cargo transport in both urban and remote settings, Velos Rotors drones provide a scalable solution that combines payload capacity, durability, and advanced flight capabilities. This makes them an excellent choice for heavy-lift operations, offering performance and safety without compromising speed or precision.

The IP65-rated, fully redundant design of the Velos V3 allows for a high-capacity payload and multi-sensor options making it a reliable UAV helicopter option. The design of the Velos V3 with its powerful twin-motor drive train and 30-mile control range offers reliability and scalability for any civil or commercial application. The payload over rotor (POR) option also allows for the addition of a ballistic parachute or other sensor options. The V3’s stable governor logic has CAN bus support, which has been tested exhaustively with Here2 and Here3.