On September 16th, Kunge drone conducted a comprehensive fire rescue drill in a high-rise building under construction near Wulonghu Park in Songjiang, Shanghai. Ramon Rolland, Director of the Joint Fire Department of the Ministry of Interior of Nicaragua, Enrique Castro, Deputy Director, and William Nielsen, Station Chief; Jin Li, Deputy General Manager of China New Era Technology Co., Ltd., Fu Peng, Project Manager, and Qi Liang from Poly Technology Co., Ltd. participated in the observation, and representatives from Songjiang Fire and Rescue Department were dispatched to assist. The newly developed dismantling unmanned aerial vehicle was applied for the first time in the drill.

    The drill simulates a fire on a certain floor of a high-rise building. First, a glass breaking drone is used to fly to the corresponding floor to carry out demolition. Then, the rope laying drone is operated to fly over the high-rise building to establish a rope passage. The rope climbing robot pulls the water cannon to the height of the burning floor, supplies water through the fire truck, and uses the water cannon to strike the fire. The entire drill process, from the vehicle's arrival at the scene to the high-altitude close range and high flow of water, takes no more than 10 minutes to complete the fire extinguishing. The "fast, unmanned, and effective" exercise left a deep impression on Ramon Rolland, the director of the Joint Fire Department of the Nicaraguan Ministry of Interior, who was present for observation, and highly praised the "simple, intelligent, and efficient" firefighting equipment.

    The person in charge of Kunge stated that as a high-tech enterprise focused on the research and development of drone applications, we hope to provide new ideas and solutions for firefighting and rescue through continuous exploration and practice of intelligent means and deep application of drone technology in the field of firefighting and rescue. Next, the company will also focus on improving equipment performance to address the difficulties and pain points of firefighting and rescue in complex environments such as high-rise buildings, and strive to contribute to the innovation of firefighting and rescue concepts and applications that integrate new equipment, new technologies, and new tactics.