Pushing the capabilities of drone burning including BVLOS

Raindance will put the new R4 machine through its paces in 2024. With two intense burning programs. We intend to push the boundaries of line of sight (LOS) and beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) operations in a variety of fuel loads in real-world conditions with different drones and capsule payloads. This will be done in partnership and support from Wilinggin Aboriginal Corporation and Kakadu National Park.

Africa and Corporate Carbon – Australian fuel reduction technology making a difference in Africa

Kafue National Park has suffered devastating wildfires in the past which has contributed to the loss of wildlife, an important part of tourism for the park. With previously no aerial burns conducted in Zambia, Raindance and Maki Planet Systems partnered to install and train Kafue National Park Ranger in savanna aerial burning using Raindance technologies.