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Flying Drone

AEBO Agni Rakshak — Aerial Firefighting Drone

The AEBO Agni Rakshak is an advanced medium-class octa-rotor (X-8) firefighting drone designed to deliver rapid aerial response during fire emergencies. Built with a robust carbon fibre composite structure, it enables firefighters and emergency response teams to reach hazardous locations quickly while keeping personnel out of harm's way.

Core Capabilities

Fire Suppression

  • Aerial firefighting operations up to 80 m AGL
  • Suitable for elevated structures and difficult-access areas

Autonomous Flight Operations

  • Autonomous take-off and landing
  • Precision hover and waypoint navigation
  • Manual flight mode available when required

Fail-Safe Features

  • Automatic Return to Launch on low battery
  • Automatic Return to Launch on communication loss

Situational Awareness

  • 3-axis stabilised 4K gimbal camera
  • HD wireless video transmission with 6× digital zoom
  • RTSP streaming to multiple monitoring devices simultaneously

Performance at a Glance

Parameter

Value

Endurance

Up to 25 minutes

Operating Altitude

Up to 80 m AGL

Service Ceiling

2,500 m AMSL

Speed

Up to 10 m/s

Vertical Speed

2 m/s

Wind Resistance

10 m/s

Technical Specifications

Parameter

Details

Type

Medium, octo-rotor (X-8)

Operational Dimensions (L × W × H)

2,800 × 2,800 × 900 mm

Diagonal (motor-to-motor)

2,400 mm

Battery Capacity

128 Ah

Operating Temperature

0°C to 50°C

Camera Payload

3-axis gimbal, 4K day camera, 6× zoom, HD wireless stream

Flight Modes

Autonomous take-off & landing, hover, waypoint navigation, manual

Optional Payload EO/IR Camera — Day and thermal or 4K day gimbal camera for live surveillance, reconnaissance, and delivery-zone verification.

Operational Applications

  • Urban firefighting and industrial fire response
  • Warehouse, factory, and high-rise fire support
  • Industrial facilities, power plants, oil & gas installations
  • Disaster management and relief in inaccessible areas
  • Fire departments, disaster response agencies, and public safety organisations
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