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Noa Hybrid

NOA Hybrid is Acecore Technologies gasoline-electric multirotor drone for long-endurance industrial missions. It extends flight time for inspection, mappin...

Facts

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

About Noa Hybrid

Noa Hybrid combines a petrol-driven generator with an electric multirotor propulsion system, keeping the flight motors electrically controlled while continuously replenishing their power source. Fuel-tank configurations provide maximum stated endurance of approximately 175 or 265 minutes, substantially extending station time beyond a battery-only heavy multirotor.

A backup battery supplies power during generator interruption and allows controlled recovery if the combustion system fails. The platform retains Acecore’s modular payload approach for inspection, mapping, communications and sensing equipment. Transport cases divide the aircraft and support equipment for field deployment, while the hybrid architecture targets missions where long hover or repeated low-speed observation is more useful than fixed-wing cruise.

Summary

Type: Heavy-lift UAV

Core: Hybrid endurance

Function: Mapping

Audience: Inspectors

Specifications

applications
Corridor mapping, large-area survey, forestry, persistent surveillance, infrastructure inspection, LiDAR scanning, security monitoring
avionics
Cube Orange+/Cube Blue flight controller
backup_power
Dual backup batteries, detachable fuel tanks
dimensions
1470 x 1680 x 860 mm
generator_power
4000 W
max_endurance_larger_tank
265 min
max_endurance_standard
175 min
max_payload_kg
6 kg
max_precipitation
10 mm/h or 30 mm/3h
max_speed_kmh
50 km/h
max_wind_resistance
12.86 m/s
mtow_kg
31 kg
operating_temp
-15 to 50 C
platform_type
Long-endurance hybrid hexacopter UAV
price
EUR 89,000 EUR
propulsion
Gasoline-electric hybrid, liquid-cooled generator
safety
Backup batteries, motor/propeller failure tolerant landing, low-vibration design
speed_range
3 to 9 m/s m/s

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