Drone-mounted anti-fall device for transmission line towers

This device employs a novel elastic‑and‑gravity self‑locking tower‑climbing protective mounting bracket, developed with proprietary intellectual property, to be carried by a drone. The drone flies to the top of transmission and distribution line towers, enabling rapid installation and removal of the new fall‑protection system at the tower's apex. One end of the tower‑climbing fall‑protection device is secured to the elastic‑and‑gravity self‑locking bracket, while the other end is anchored to the tower base. Once the tower climber connects their high‑altitude self‑locking fall‑arrest device to this system, a complete protective arrangement is established, effectively ensuring the safety of personnel performing work at height.

High‑payload UAV equipped with an insulating coating robot

The heavy‑load drone‑borne insulating coating robot technology is suitable for both transmission and distribution lines. The insulating coating robot moves slowly along overhead bare conductors, applying a uniform layer of insulating coating. By precisely controlling coating thickness and uniformity, this approach not only enhances operational efficiency but also reduces labor costs and minimizes safety risks, delivering high‑efficiency, high‑quality insulation coating.

Anti-icing coating robot

The anti-icing coating robot is designed to apply anti-icing coatings to overhead ground wires and overhead conductors. By integrating coating technology with automation, it can efficiently and uniformly deposit superhydrophobic anti-icing materials onto target surfaces, thereby preventing ice accretion.