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New Chinese Company Shows Family of UAVs

One of four drones exhibited recently by Tengoen Technology is a medium-altitude long-endurance (MALE) UAV

By Chen Chuanren • Asia Correspondent

October 6, 2017

Chinese research and production company Tengoen Technology showed a new family of unmanned aerial vehicles at the recent 14th China-ASEAN Expo held in Nanning, China. Tengoen unveiled two fixed-wing UAVs—the TA001 “Striking Hawk” and the TB001 “Twin Tailed Scorpion”—and two rotary wing (VTOL) UAVs called the HA001 “Featherless Arrow” and the HB002 “ Xiao Li Guang.” All can carry weapons are named after characters from the “Water Margin,” a famous Chinese literature, according to Tengoen.

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