HighCee Aerial Robotics

http://HighceeAerotech.com is now live

Ranger Q700 CINE configuration equipped with the Gremsy PixyU QR gimbal mount for DSLR payloads. CUBE Orange flight controller. Heavy lift/long range capability. Cargo delivery options. Total thrust over 12kg. Designed and manufactured in Canada. OEM enquiries welcome. Visit http://highceeaerotech.com for detailed information

For those following the Ranger Q700 story, the final production design is now complete and the last stages of the documentation and certification process have started. The arm lock mechanism patent has been filed and is now Patents Pending. We have sufficient stock to deliver the first 8 aircraft, and after that things will have to wait until the supply chain restarts. ... I will post more details on the HighCee.com site along with the production run photos over the coming weeks. If you have not already, please follow the HighCee page to stay up to date with developments. OEMs and integrators looking to adopt Canadian manufactured UAV technologies and who are familiar with Ardupilot/CUBE/OpenSystems are invited to contact Donald Gibson via the HighCee.com website.

Anon showing off the #Ranger #Q700 heavy lift quadcopter. Update: New batch of redesigned CNC AL6061 #QuickFold arms are on the way and the updated airframe ca...n now fully support the #Herelink digital video system as well as several companion computers such as Odroid, RPi, Teensy and Xilinix. The version we will ship in Q1 2020 will include #ADS-B as standard on the #CUBE Orange flight controller. The forward gimbal mount has been enlarged to better support heavy DSLR gimbals such as the #Gremsy S1. Fully retracting landing gear allows the use of 360 degree gimbals. More at shorturl.at/owz78 http://HighCee.com Stay tuned....

Ranger Q700 render - 270mm landing gear shown. More info at http://highceeaerials.com/technology/aircraft/ranger-q700/

Our new retract design using linear servos from #Actuonics - sturdy landing gear supporting up to 8kg aircraft. Shown on the Ranger Q700. More info at http://highceeaerials.com/technology/aircraft/ranger-q700