The rapid development of drone technology has brought innovative solutions to river supervision work. Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are gradually replacing traditional river inspections with their efficient, precise, and intelligent characteristics, providing strong technical support for water management.

With the rapid development of the marine economy, the importance of maritime supervision is becoming increasingly prominent. However, traditional maritime supervision methods face many challenges in terms of coverage, response speed, and operating costs. In this context, unmanned aerial vehicle maritime inspection, as an emerging technological means, is gradually becoming an important force in building an efficient marine supervision system.

China has vast territory and abundant resources, including Yunnan, which has four seasons like spring, as well as the cold and cold northwest. The hydrogen powered drone of Hepeng Technology has undergone flight tests in an environment of -40 ℃ and can adapt well to extreme low temperature weather.

The addition of police drones effectively compensates for the limitations of manual policing, reduces blind spots in work vision, and improves the efficiency of policing operations. The new model of "air ground joint logistics" in police affairs has promoted the accuracy and efficiency of public security work, made social understanding more comprehensive, and made police situation handling more efficient.

Drones for power inspection can perform refined inspection tasks and use visible light equipment to inspect the main body and ancillary facilities of the line equipment; Routine inspection tasks, using visible light equipment to inspect the channel environment, towers, foundations, insulators, etc; Special inspection tasks can also be carried out using radar and infrared instruments. Compared to traditional manual inspection methods, drone power inspection has the advantages of being faster, more convenient, and safer.

Compared to traditional manual inspections, drones can complete inspection operations in all directions, without blind spots, at high speed, and with high precision. They can also effectively avoid problems such as high consumption of manual inspection resources and large differences in inspection quality, and provide a comprehensive view of the inspected area, achieving quality and efficiency improvement.

The daily inspection and maintenance of gas pipelines require a large amount of manpower and face difficulties in control. How can hydrogen powered drones from Hydrogen Peng Technology protect underground gas pipelines and initiate a new mode of gas inspection