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Tianyi UAVs are Chinese UAVs developed by Nanjing Tianyi (meaning Sky One) Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Co., Ltd. (Tianyi, 南京天一无人飞行器有限公司) Some of its UAVs are jointly developed with Nanjing University of Science and Technology.
Flying Fox 1 (Fei-Hu Yi-Hao or Feihu Yihao, 飞狐一号) UAV is an experimental UAV developed by Tianyi to gain experience in carrier landing. Flying Fox 1 UAV is a fixed-wing UAV with a twin-boom layout, inverted v-tail, and tricycle landing gear. Propulsion is provided by a twin-blade pusher propeller driven by a gasoline engine mounted in the rear end of the fuselage. The Flying Fox 1 gained attention when it won the 500000 ¥ prize during the AVIC Cup International UAV Innovation Grand Price Competition (Zhong-Hai Gong-Ye Bei Guo-Ji Wu-Ren Fei-Xing-Qi Chuang-Xin Da-Jiang-Sai中航工业杯国际无人飞行器创新大奖赛) held in Beijing in February 2011.
The training UAV Flying Sky (Fei-Tian or Feitian, 飞天) is a UAV of conventional layout with high-wing configuration and tricycle landing gear. The nose wheel has a fairing to reduce drag. Propulsion is provided by a two-blade propeller driven by a tractor engine mounted in the nose. [3] The training UAV Flying Sky is intended to be used as a lower cost training UAV for future UAV crews operating more expensive UAVs, such as the TY-HC series. Externally, this training UAV Flying Sky visually resembles a miniature version of the Cessna 152. [4] The training UAV Flying Sky has also been used in the development of the Flying Fox 1 experimental aircraft, designed to gain experience in carrier landing. [5]
TY-DB3 is an UAV in conventional layout with high wing configuration and tricycle landing gear system. Propulsion is provided by a three-blade propeller driven by a tractor engine mounted in the nose, powered by a Komatsu Limited 80 cc gasoline engine. [6]
TY-HC30 is a fixed-wing UAV in twin-boom layout with tricycle landing gear. Propulsion is provided by a two-blade propeller driven by a pusher gasoline engine mounted in the rear end of the fuselage. [8]
TY-HC40 is a fixed-wing UAV in twin-boom layout with inverted v-tail. Propulsion is provided by a two-blade propeller driven by a pusher gasoline engine mounted in the rear end of the fuselage, and it has a tricycle landing gear system. [10]
TY-HC-75 UAV is a fixed-wing UAV in twin-boom layout with winglets and tricycle landing gear. Propulsion is provided by a three-blade propeller driven by a pusher engine mounted in the rear end of the fuselage, powered by a Limbach Flugmotoren 275 twin cylinder gasoline engine. [12]
TY-Z10 UAV is a fixed-wing UAV in twin-boom layout with inverted v-tail. Landing gear system consists of a pair of skids and propulsion is provided by a two-blade propeller driven by a pusher engine mounted in the rear end of the fuselage, powered by DL55 engine. [14]
BMP UAVs are Chinese UAVs developed by Beijing MicroPilot Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Flight Control System Ltd. , a company originally formed in 2001 specifically handle the import business of autopilots produced by Canadian firm MicroPilot for UAVs. Over the decade, the company expanded its business to importing other flight control systems to China, such as those produced by Russia. In recent years, in addition to being a supplier of subsystems to other Chinese UAV manufacturers, BMP further expanded its business to developing its own brand of UAVs by integrating autopilots and flight control systems to existing airframes, but there are some BMP UAV are designed by BMP itself. As an original equipment manufacturer, BMP is also contractor to produce UAVs developed by other Chinese establishments such as universities, research institutes and other Chinese UAV manufacturers.
Trifeet UAVs are Chinese UAVs developed by Beijing Beijing Trifeet Aero Electronics Co., Ltd. . As of 2013, a total of four have been identified.
Dadi Survey UAVs are Chinese UAVs develop by Xi'an Dadi Surveying Mapping Project Co., Ltd. for aerial survey missions. As of 2013, five have been publicized.
Oriental Titan UAVs are Chinese unmanned aerial vehicles developed by Beijing Oriental Titan Science and Technology JSC., Ltd. jointly w/ 27th Research Institute of China Electronics Technologies Group. Oriental Titan UAVs include both rotary and fixed wing unmanned aircraft. Oriental Titan has traditionally been a major supplier to other Chinese UAV manufacturers for imaging process system and software, and other aviation software, and now it has ventured into UAV business by developing UAVs of its own.
UAV Sci-Tech UAVs are Chinese UAVs developed by Beijing UAV Sci-Tech Co., Ltd. , and these UAVs include both fixed-wing and rotary-wing UAVs.
Long Technology UAVs are Chinese UAVs developed by Beijing Long Technology Co., Ltd. , whose products are marketed under the brand Triumph. Traditionally a flight control system provider to other Chinese aircraft manufacturers, Long Technology has recently expanded its business by developing its own brand of UAVs, some of which are integrations of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) products such as airframes and flight control systems/software indigenously developed by Long Technology.
PUT UAVs are Chinese UAVs developed by Beijing Pilotless UAV Technology Co., Ltd. , an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) which has traditionally been in the business of manufacturing UAV designs from other Chinese UAV developer, and providing subsystems to these other Chinese UAV developers. PUT has recently expanded its business in the UAV arena by developing UAVs of its own, which are marketed under PLT brand.
CASM TOPRS UAVs are Chinese UAVs developed by China TopRS Technology Co., Ltd. , a wholly owned division/subsidiary of Chinese Academy of Surveying and Mapping .
The CAS UAV are Chinese UAVs developed by Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS). Most of CAS UAVs are developed by Beijing Tian-Yu Smart Map Co., Ltd. , a company that is wholly owned by Institute of Atmospheric Physics, (中国科学院大气物理研究所) of CAS. TYSM have developed both the fixed-wing and rotary-wing UAVs, with the rotary-wing UAVs classified by the payload carried, while the fixed-wing UAVs are named as Expedition.
LY is the name given to a series of Chinese UAVs developed by Nanjing Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Co., Ltd. . The exact literal translation of the name of the company is actually Nanjing Aviation Falcon Aircraft Technology Co., Ltd.
The AI Bird UAV is a series of Chinese UAVs developed by Wuhan AI Bird UAV Co., Ltd. , whose products covers both the fixed wing and rotary UAVs.
XY Aviation UAVs are Chinese UAVs developed by Zhuhai Xing-Yu Aviation Technology Co., Ltd. , some of the UAVs developed have been deployed in civilian, paramilitary, military and law enforcement services, and some others have also been exported.
Xinying UAVs are Chinese UAVs developed by Guilin Xinying Electronic Science & Technology Co., Ltd. , some of which have since entered service with various Chinese military, paramilitary and law enforcement establishments. In addition, some of models have also been exported abroad under other the name of other firms. As with all other UAVs of Xinying, Cloud Walker series UAV is also jointly developed by Xinying and Guilin University of Aerospace Technology .
China Eagle GY-SMG series UAVs are Chinese UAVs developed by Beijing China Eagle Aviation Science and Technology Co., Ltd. , some of which have been deployed by Chinese military, local law enforcement and other governmental establishments.
GYBC UAVs are Chinese UAVs developed by Hunchun Guo-Yao-Bo-Cheng Technology Co., Ltd. . GYBC ventured into UAV business first by integrating commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) subsystems from other manufacturers together into a complete system, and later developed its own UAV. some of which has entered service with local law enforcement, paramilitary and other governmental establishments in China.
HTEC UAVs are Chinese UAVs developed by Guangzhou Hong-Tian Aviation Science and Technology Co., Ltd. . Initial UAVs fielded by HTEC utilizes commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) subsystems, such as airframe, and eventually, these are replaced by domestic Chinese counterparts indigenously developed by HTEC. Several HTEC UAVs have entered service with local law enforcement and Chinese governmental establishments.
CASIC HW-200 series UAVs are Chinese UAVs developed by 3rd Academy Hiwing of China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation (CASIC), and this academy is also more commonly known as HiWING Mechanical and Electrical Technology Corp, or HiWING for short.
Chunyi CY-01 UAVs are Chinese UAVs developed by Beijing Chunyi Aviation Science and Technology Co., Ltd. , and most of them have entered service with Chinese military governmental establishments.
Chunyi CY UAVs are Chinese UAVs developed by Beijing Chunyi Aviation Science and Technology Co., Ltd. , and most of them have entered service with Chinese military governmental establishments.
BMP YZ series unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are Chinese UAVs developed by Beijing MicroPilot Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Flight Control System Ltd. , a company originally formed in 2001 specifically handle the import business of autopilots produced by Canadian firm MicroPilot for UAVs. Over the decade, the company expanded its business to importing other flight control systems to China, such as those produced by Russia. In recent years, in addition to being a supplier of subsystems to other Chinese UAV manufacturers, BMP further expanded its business to developing its own brand of UAVs by integrating autopilots and flight control systems to existing airframes, but there are some BMP UAV are designed by BMP itself. As an original equipment manufacturer, BMP is also contractor to produce UAVs developed by other Chinese establishments such as universities, research institutes and other Chinese UAV manufacturers.