An unmanned aerial vehicle hoists a load autonomously decouples and ejects parachute cabin integrated safety system
By introducing autonomous fault perception and rapid decoupling mechanisms into the drone lifting system, independent rescue of the drone and the payload is achieved, solving the problems of two-body coupling and pilot slow reaction in drone lifting scenarios, ensuring the safety of high-value payloads, and improving the safety and effectiveness of drone lifting.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- CHENGDU VOCATIONAL COLLEGE OF AGRI SCI & TECH
- Filing Date
- 2026-03-20
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-02
AI Technical Summary
Existing drone-borne payload lifting systems suffer from two-body coupling issues between the drone and the payload, as well as problems with the pilot's slow reaction time, when sudden failures occur. This can lead to parachute system failure or failure to drop the payload in time, thus failing to effectively protect high-value payloads.
Design an integrated safety system for autonomous decoupling and ejection parachute compartment for unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) payload transport, including an autonomous fault detection unit, a rapid decoupling mechanism, and a payload ejection parachute compartment. The system detects catastrophic faults through an inertial measurement unit, quickly cuts the sling and ejects the parachute, achieving independent rescue of the payload and the UAV.
Decoupling the drone from the payload within milliseconds avoids the risks of parachute entanglement and overload, ensuring a safe landing for the payload, improving the survival rate of both the payload and the drone, and reducing accident losses.
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