It’s official: Chinese drones will fly trash out of Everest slopes
It’s official: Chinese drones will fly trash out of Everest slopes
In a flight test, the DJI FlyCart 30 could ferry 234 kg an hour, a task carried out by some 14 porters in six hours.
It looks like a pretty capable drone, but it still has a service ceiling 2,800m lower than the peak. Though I imagine most of the garbage is at lower altitudes, but the base camps are still near the service ceiling.
Sadly, it only has a 30kg payload so it seems Green Boots is staying put.
40I mean, they have drones with saws for cutting tree limbs now. When you have a big problem, start by cutting it into smaller individual problems...
24"Your honor I didn't desecrate that corpse. I merely wrote an algorithm that caused drones to desecrate that corpse"
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DJI FlyCart 30
I can't ever take the word perilous seriously.
Pretty cool, worth the watch. They don't show the size very well, with arms folded in fits in the back of a pickup. 30 kg with one battery, 40 kg with 2 batteries, hot swap battery, 16 km range, 20 m/s (72 km/h), 6000 m ceiling, record and repeat flight paths.
Looks like they think the chinese delivery market will be huge.
8They moved his body 10 years ago. Still on the mountain but I’d guess not many people know where he is anymore.
7Might I suggest a fun alternative? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvrRQEchBp0
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I'm impressed that these drones can operate on Everest, especially carrying a payload. I would assume the air density would be too low for the rotors to generate sufficient lift.
27I don't think this will be operating at the peak. But, as the martian helicopter has shown, low air density is just an engineering problem :)
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Uplifting
You can say that again.
12Uplifting
7That
4i can say it but i won't, consume my jorts
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Also official: North Korean balloons will carry trash to Everest
8Uplifting You can say that again.
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