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Turkish firms develop life-saving drones for disaster rescue operation

(MENAFN) Leading Turkish companies are developing high-capacity drones designed to assist in rescue operations during natural disasters, reflecting the growing use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in challenging conditions.

In a recent incident in Vietnam, a man stranded in the middle of the Srepok River in Cu Jut district was airlifted to safety by a drone after floodwaters and difficult terrain made traditional rescue methods impossible. A drone originally intended for agricultural use transported the man, who weighed up to 100 kilograms (220 pounds), to a safe location where rescue teams were able to extract him.

Turkish defense firms are developing drones with similar capabilities for disaster relief. Companies such as Zyrone Dynamics, Titra Technology, and DASAL are producing UAVs designed to operate in difficult environments.

Zyrone Dynamics’ ZD360 cargo UAV can carry 60 kilograms (132 pounds) up to a 10-kilometer (6.2-mile) radius and 100 kilograms within a 1-kilometer (0.62-mile) range. Its compact size—about one-fourth that of similar systems—allows for easy transport and rapid deployment.

Titra Technology’s Alpin, Türkiye’s first unmanned helicopter, has a payload capacity of up to 200 kilograms (440 pounds), including fuel, making it particularly useful for mountainous regions or flood and fire areas.

DASAL offers a range of cargo drones, including the PUHU C75, capable of carrying up to 75 kilograms (165 pounds), and its upgraded PUHU C100, with a 100-kilogram payload, extended range, and higher horizontal speed. The company also produces the CONDOR-C150, which can transport 150 kilograms (330 pounds) for up to 30 minutes.

While these drones are primarily developed for defense applications, their high payload, autonomy, and resistance to harsh conditions make them valuable tools for humanitarian and disaster response. Experts say these UAVs can reduce human casualties and material losses during floods, earthquakes, and fires by enabling rapid, effective rescues while keeping personnel out of hazardous areas.

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