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NOA

NOA is Acecore Technologies’ six-motor industrial drone family for mapping, inspection, lidar and surveying. It is available in a regular heavy-payload con...

Facts

Company
Acecore Technologies
Product type
uav
Status
available
Website
https://acecoretechnologies.com/noa/

About NOA

NOA is a six-motor professional aircraft with a folding frame, weather-resistant construction and an open payload interface. Acecore offers a regular configuration with greater lifting capacity and a sub-25-kilogram configuration for operations governed by that weight class. Flight endurance can reach about 80 minutes in a lightly loaded configuration.

The payload panel accepts lidar, mapping cameras, inspection sensors and customised equipment, with power and data integration completed around the mission package. Redundant propulsion and flight systems support industrial operation, and the airframe folds for transport between sites. Acecore supplies NOA directly with ground equipment, training, payload engineering and maintenance services.

Summary

Type: Heavy-lift UAV

Core: Survey payloads

Function: Mapping

Audience: Inspectors

Specifications

airframe
Carbon fiber, transport case 84x88x50 cm
applications
Industrial inspection, utility inspection, LiDAR mapping, surveying, cinematography, security, search and rescue, heavy payload ops
avionics
ADS-B transponder, AES256 encrypted link, triple redundant autopilot, dual GNSS GPS
configuration
Six-motor, removable carbon-fiber booms, toolless setup
max_flight_time_min
60 min
max_payload_kg
20 kg
max_wind_resistance
14.92 m/s
operating_temp
-15 to 50 C
payload_integrations
Gremsy gimbals, Freefly payloads, DJI payloads, LiDAR, cinema cameras, inspection sensors
platform_type
Heavy-lift electric hexacopter UAV
precipitation_resistance
10 mm/h or 30 mm/3h

Operations

Environment
outdoor airspace, industrial inspection sites, cinema production environments
Role
heavy-lift aerial operations, modular sensor and camera payload carriage

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