A civilian airport in Tibet being utilized for UAVs
It is the Twin Tail Scorpion drone developed by Tengden. We have already seen it perform patrols in the East China Sea last year. Saudis have tech transfer and have a production line ready.
TB-001 Scorpion developed by the Chinese company Tengoen Technology flew from Kangding Airport at an altitude of 4238 meters.
On 12 May 2022, it was reported that a TB-001 UAV (Tengoen Tech.) finished a 14 day test where it flew from Kangding Airport (Tibet Autonomous Region, China) at an altitude of 4238m and went up to 6600m for 5h daily.
The test were done privale, but still a message to
On 12 May 2022, it was reported that a TB-001 UAV (Tengoen Tech.) finished a 14 day test where it flew from Kangding Airport (Tibet Autonomous Region, China) at an altitude of 4238m and went up to 6600m for 5h daily.
The test were done privale, but still a message to India
A brochure introducing the various ground control stations.
From top to bottom:
- Control station for CH-4. Four consoles for flight control, payload control, communications monitoring, and intel assessment.
- Common/universal control station. Five consoles. Improved man-machine interface. Capable of controlling two drones at the same time. Redundant systems for improved reliability.
- Law enforcement control station. Specifically designed for monitoring large crowds at events. Capable of controlling various drones as well as unmanned ground vehicles for real-time situational awareness.
- Control station for a certain solar-powered UAV. Unlike the first three, which are based on standardized shipping containers, this command post is 12m long. The interior is divided into several functional zones from command and control to equipment operations. It can receive and process meteorological and remote sensing data as well as conduct intel assessment.
Looks like they upgraded to at least Windows 10 from some shots a couple years ago that was still on Windows 7Posting a lost image. A control station/simulator for the Rainbow series of drones.
Caihong series are aimed for foreign markets.Looks like they upgraded to at least Windows 10 from some shots a couple years ago that was still on Windows 7
Still amazing to me that they use Windows for this.
What are the alternatives? Develop GUI apps on Linux may take much longer and require more effort.They still should not be using Windows.