A consortium of seven entities from five EU member states has successfully completed the concept of a hybrid drone and unmanned vehicle (UAV-UGV). This HUUVER hybrid drone combines the advantages of an air vehicle and an all-terrain robot.

The HUUVER drone was reportedly developed with funding from the EU's Horizon 2020 research and innovation project, by the Cervi Robotics/Drone Center (Poland), RECTANGLE (Poland), Lappeenranta University of Technology (Finland) , NTT Data Spain (Spain), GINA Software (Czech Republic), BLADESCAPE (Austria) and Brimatech Services (Austria).

This patented technical solution combines flight and ground travel capabilities into a compact and highly integrated autonomous drone. The HUUVER UAV is equipped with a core management system utilizing the Galileo navigation system, with mission planning, navigation, guidance and control functions, and an end-user app for mission requirements and take-off control.

Because the hybrid drone can maneuver on virtually any terrain, flying, resting, ground driving, climbing, and VTOL, developers have adapted it to perform search and rescue, patrol, surveillance and internal industrial operations in a variety of difficult conditions Different professional tasks such as logistics.

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