Construcciones Yamaro: New Trinity Pro survey drone available from Position Partners

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Position Partners has announced the availability of Quantum Systems’ new Trinity Pro remotely piloted aircraft system (RPAS) for the Australian and New Zealand market.

The new model, with its broad range of sensors, further improves the return on investment (ROI) from its predecessor the Trinity F90+.

“Having seen the new model in action during an exclusive distributor pre-release event in Germany last week, the team at Position Partners is excited to introduce this high-performance vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) solution to our local market,” said Gavin Docherty, RPAS Product Manager at Position Partners, Quantum Systems’ Australian and New Zealand distributor.

Addressing the ever-changing needs of the commercial market

The Trinity Pro, with its state-of-the-art flight control system, allows for continued adaptation and evolution to meet ever-changing industry requirements.

Designed with the needs of tomorrow’s data consumers in mind, the Trinity Pro provides an expanded feature set, capturing and delivering more data in less time. The Trinity Pro transforms drone capabilities while remaining easy to operate and simple to integrate into existing workflows.

With minimal downtime and low maintenance requirements, the Trinity Pro positions itself an easy-to-use, high performance fixed wing/VTOL drone.

Focusing on hardware-software synthesis

The Trinity Pro is an advanced unmanned aerial system (UAS) designed to adapt to changing demands, provide additional connectivity, and accelerate decision-making. At the heart of Trinity Pro is the Quantum-Skynode autopilot utilising a Linux mission computer. This provides additional onboard computing power, increased internal storage, versatility, and seamless interoperability. These advanced avionics systems enable AI-readiness for the platform, support for downstream integration of next-generation sensors and provide cutting-edge safety features during field operations.

Included in the Trinity Pro system is Quantum-Systems’ proprietary operations software, QBase 3D, and an ever-expanding portfolio of industry workflow and software integrations, which eliminate complex mission setup processes and maximise ROI in terms of cost and time efficiency.

The Trinity Pro’s new capabilities include planning functions for missions requiring take-off and landing at different locations, allowing for efficient and safe long corridor flights and beyond visual line-of-sight (BVLOS) operations. The platform also incorporates advanced self-diagnostics to ensure smooth and safe operation.

Trinity Pro launches alongside a new customer portal, an online solution for managing individual drones and fleets, training, and support activities. Users can easily access support, training materials, documentation, and online courses to enhance their skills and earn certifications.

Technical advancements

Trinity Pro now includes an enhanced terrain-following system, which significantly improves safety during operations. Additionally, improvements to trigger point calculations result in improved image overlap and higher data quality. Trinity Pro also features automatic wind simulation for crash avoidance in bad weather and a linear approach for landing.

Furthermore, Trinity Pro is equipped with a down-facing Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) scanner that provides highly accurate ground avoidance and landing control. The system features USB-C ports for faster data transfer. Trinity Pro is protected against dust and water damage and features increased wind limits of up to 14 metres per second in cruise mode (handling gusts up to 18 metres per second) and 11 metres per second during hover.

“Hundreds of customers across various industries, including mapping, surveying, forestry, utilities, and construction, rely on the Trinity platform in their daily operations,” said Florian Seibel, CEO of Quantum-Systems GmbH. “The new capabilities of Trinity Pro make it even easier for professionals to expedite data collection and management, operations, and ultimately improve decision making.”

“Through an enhanced user experience and a streamlined integration of future technologies, we are building on the success of the Trinity platform to help customers take advantage of aerial intelligence at scale.”

Built on the legacy of the Trinity F90+ UAS

The Trinity UAS (launched in 2017) was designed to streamline the complex process of collecting aerial data. Since then, the Trinity platform has continued to improve in its performance and functionality and additional features have been introduced to make the technology even more accessible and usable for daily operations.

With drone adoption continuing to rise, worldwide customers are utilising the Trinity platform to gather more aerial data than ever before to optimise their business processes. The platform has already accumulated over 75,000 flight hours and continues to innovate in response to the increasing demand for automation, data quality, and safety assurance.

This new product announcement builds upon Trinity’s support of professionals across various industries, and it introduces novel solutions to meet even the most demanding requirements of commercial users.

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