Drone Hangar Definition and Core Functions A drone hangar is an enclosed, self‑maintaining facility that integrates control systems, energy modules, and communication terminals to enable full‑lifecycle management of drones.
Basic Functions: Provides a constant‑temperature and constant‑humidity parking environment (operable from ‑20°C to 50°C), equipped with wireless charging to ensure drones are always on standby.
Intelligent Control: Equipped with 5G connectivity terminals (e.g., China Telecom’s “Tianshu Module”), supporting remote take‑off, route planning, and real‑time data transmission, replacing manual operations.
Security Protection: Features IP67‑rated waterproof and dustproof design, with anti‑theft locks and GPS tracking to withstand harsh field environments.
Primary Application Scenarios Public Safety: Traffic Management: Real‑time road monitoring (e.g., Ewenke Banner traffic police hangars cover a 10‑km radius), improving accident response efficiency by 80%. Emergency Firefighting: The “Drone + AI” system in Naxi District identifies fire sources within 1.5 seconds and extinguishes initial fires within 10 minutes.
Urban and Industrial Applications: Smart Inspection: Baoji hangars achieve 98.7% accuracy in violation detection, reducing inspection cycles by 70%. Low‑Altitude Economy: Supports geographic mapping, cultural heritage preservation (e.g., Anyang water conservancy and flood control), forming an industrial ecosystem.
Military Defense: Portable command hangars (<35 kg) replace traditional command posts, ensuring uninterrupted battlefield communication
