Korean Air ``shows off'' unmanned aircraft technology... Proposes vertical takeoff and landing drone = South Korea

Korean Air of South Korea will exhibit unmanned aerial vehicles such as surveillance and reconnaissance drones, hybrid drones, tilt rotor drones and unmanned HYERI copters at the Seoul International Aerospace and Defense Industry Exhibition.
Introduced future innovative technology. Korean Air predicted the growth potential of the unmanned aircraft market in the 2000s and set division-class reconnaissance drones as its first market entry target. through this
We pre-emptively developed the KUS-7, a close-range surveillance unmanned aircraft, and the KUS-9 tactical-class unmanned aircraft, mainly for mountain surveillance, and verified the core technology of the unmanned aircraft.
After that, in 2010, we started developing the division reconnaissance unmanned vehicle (KUS-FT) system, and in early December 2020, we started mass production and the military
Completed strategizing. In particular, we have achieved a 95% domestic production rate for parts, reducing dependence on foreign parts manufacturers, and applying technologies such as launch pad takeoff and steep automatic landing to adapt to Japan's mountainous terrain.
Contributed to national defense. In addition, Korean Air has upgraded its existing division-class unmanned aircraft, △Flies at higher altitudes and higher speeds than the HYERI Copter, △Performs continuous missions 24 hours a day, △Automatic takeoff and landing in fields and at night, etc.
We are currently developing a ``Lift&Cruise'' vertical takeoff and landing unmanned vehicle (KUS-VS) that is capable of The plan is to propose it to the military so that it can be used as the next division-class unmanned aircraft.
Another type of tilt rotor is the "tiltrotor" technology, which maintains the propeller in a vertical direction during takeoff and landing and automatically changes it to a horizontal direction during flight.
An unmanned aerial vehicle (KUS-VT) will also be unveiled. We are also developing the multipurpose unmanned HYERI (KUS-VH), which is an unmanned version of the 500MDHYERI that has been operated by the military for some time.
The latest technology for autonomous swarm flight, in which tens to hundreds of unmanned aircraft work together and perform missions, rather than a single unmanned aircraft performing a specific mission.
We are also focusing on the development of Korean Air is ``As a comprehensive aerospace company representing the Republic of Korea, ``First
We will lead the unlimited growth and development of the future unmanned aircraft industry with ``Mover.''