DJI wasn’t at CES this 12 months, so this isn’t strictly a CES announcement. But the corporate determined to place out its information proper smack dab in the midst of the world’s largest tech occasion, so it’s getting pulled into the gravity of it.

Today, the Shenzhen, China primarily based drone firm introduced that its FlyCart 30 supply drone will probably be coming to a global market. It’s the most important drone DJI has made, able to hauling extra weight than any of the corporate’s different fashions. It can deal with winds as much as 26 mph. It can carry as much as a 66 lbs load over a distance of 10 miles on a single battery cost. For a a lot diminished vary of about 5 miles, the drone can maintain a most 88 lbs.

DJI is positioning it as a drone that can be utilized in emergencies when distant places want provides or components for repairs, or in catastrophe conditions like hurricanes or wildfires. The massive flying machine has been working in China since August 2023, flying components to photo voltaic farms and different distant use circumstances. The payload may be lowered on a built-in cable and winch system, and guided into tough touchdown conditions through a digital camera that feeds again to the operator’s controller handheld.

“This is more like a pickup than a Tesla,” Wayne Baker, a former hearth chief and emergency administration coordinator in Texas who now works for DJI, informed WIRED. Still, that doesn’t imply it’s an reasonably priced consumer-level drone—the FlyCart 30 begins at $42,000.