H3 Dynamics is a leading global developer of hydrogen-powered drones and UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) solutions. Combining our advanced hydrogen fuel cell systems with sophisticated AI analytics, we are enabling the next generation of BVLOS (beyond visual line of sight) unmanned aviation with emissions-free operations.
We provide a state-of-the-art automated data acquisition and analysis service for large-scale structures and industrial facilities, using drones equipped with HD video cameras, thermal imagers, LiDAR scanners, and hyperspectral sensors.
All data is processed using our AI-powered analytics software platform, providing automatic defect identification mapping as well as detailed reporting.
Learn more: AI-Powered Analytics
Our DBX-G7 drone-in-a-box solution is a drone-agnostic platform that supports a wide range of commercial UAV models and payload options.
Enabling fully autonomous operations, the drone station takes care of the entire workflow including navigation, charging, data retrieval and processing.
The DBX-G7 can be easily integrated with third-party AI and machine learning software solutions to suit a variety of data processing requirements for different applications.
Learn more: DBX-G7 drone-in-a-box solution
The Hywings H-25 is a long-range fixed-wing UAV platform designed for zero-emissions cargo delivery applications. Powered by our unique Aeropak hydrogen propulsion nacelles, the H-25 can carry up to 5kg of cargo as standard.
The Aeropak nacelles can also be stacked to form a redundant distributed propulsion system, and allow the Hywings cargo UAV platform to be scaled up for custom solutions that can carry up to 500 kg.
Aeropak nacelles are also used to power Element One, a long-range hydrogen-electric concept aircraft designed for future cargo delivery and passenger transit requirements.
Element One is a 2018 concept design by H3 Dynamics of a zero-emission, long-range hydrogen-electric aircraft powered by a unique and patent pending distributed hydrogen-electric propulsion configuration.
Learn more: Hywings H-25
The Hycopter is a hydrogen-powered multirotor UAV designed for long-endurance data collection and surveillance missions. With a flight endurance of up to 3 hours, the quiet and highly reliable platform is ideal for infrastructure inspection, law enforcement, first responders and more.
The versatile UAV can be equipped with one of three different sizes of hydrogen tank, allowing you to balance flight time and payload capacity to the needs of the mission.
Learn more: Hycopter – Hydrogen Drone
Our Aerostak hydrogen powered fuel cell solutions incorporate a PEM fuel cell stack, control electronics and integrated cooling in a lightweight enclosure.
The easily-integrated units are available in a variety of options to meet a diverse range of power output requirements.
Learn more: Aerostak Hydrogen Powered Fuel Cells
We provide a number of accessories for hydrogen fuel storage, including:
2 to 20-litre hydrogen storage tanks with 350 bar max pressure
2 to 9-litre hydrogen fuel storage tanks with 300 bar max pressure
Pressure reducer with 0.5 – 1 bar output range
Learn more: Hydrogen Storage Accessories
The Hydrogen Refueling Trailer is an automated system that supports hydrogen-powered UAVs, provides refilling of high-pressure storage cylinders, as well as remote production of hydrogen with only water and electricity.
The system includes built-in fill monitoring that pauses and resumes as necessary according to temperature, and other safety features such as gas sensors and venting fans.
Learn more: Hydrogen Refueling
We can help you bring your custom hydrogen-powered drone project ideas to life. With over a decade of experience working with leading aerospace and energy organizations, we can handle the entire project lifecycle from initial design and prototyping through to testing and product launch. Get in touch to find out more about how our expert engineering team can help realise your custom designs.
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