Company overview
Hangzhou Guixing Intelligence Technology Co., Ltd., based in Zhejiang, China, develops UAVs for AI-driven inspection of confined spaces. Its independently developed Linglong Series aircraft form the core of an intelligent operation and maintenance system that combines aerial inspection with AI algorithms. The series has completed inspection missions inside an operating nuclear power plant and an in-service metro tunnel, applying confined-space flight to infrastructure where equipment condition and facility safety need close examination.
The company's aircraft are designed for inspection across nuclear, thermal, wind and hydropower facilities, substations, tunnels, bridges, utility corridors and mine tunnels, with emergency rescue also among their intended applications. Their lightweight, maneuverable configuration incorporates ultra-high-definition vision, LiDAR and gas sensors. These sensing systems support inspection in complex enclosed environments, including locations without GPS signals and those subject to strong electromagnetic interference.
Within this range, the LL-480, also described as the Linglong 480, targets medium-sized confined spaces such as substations and small-to-medium mine tunnels. It combines sensors and AI algorithms to examine equipment operating conditions and identify potential facility safety hazards. The black airframe uses carbon fiber, aluminum alloy and composite materials, with a lightweight design intended to navigate complex spaces. Its intended operating conditions include strong electromagnetic interference and harsh weather.
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