Lucid Drone Technologies D1 Disinfecting Drone

Lucid Drone Technologies D1 Disinfecting Drone

No other technology matches the speed and efficiency of the D1 Drone. This purpose-built, chemical-agnostic drone works with any List-N disinfectant to destroy harmful viruses and bacteria. It’s safer for the operators too, as the crews are removed from the area being sprayed.

Product Highlights:

• Cutting edge technology distributes disinfectant over large surface areas
• Covers up to 200,000 square feet in one hour, up to 20 times faster than traditional disinfecting methods
• Ideal for stadiums, arenas, sports complexes, office buildings and more

The D1 Disinfecting Drone uses an onboard tank and two downward facing nozzles to apply disinfecting solutions (any disinfectant of the user's choice can be used, but we recommend List-N disinfectants to fight Covid-19) to surfaces. As the drone flies, the disinfectant is distributed over the surface area by electrostatic sprayers that are built into the drone for total coverage of the surface area.

A trained user flies the drone using a handheld remote control and a first-person view camera that streams the video feed to the controller to allow for oversight on where the drone is spraying. The disinfecting drone will spray for 10 minutes, but its batteries last up to 15 minutes. Four sets of batteries, a charger and a travel case are included with the D1 Disinfecting Drone, and it’s recommended to replace the batteries when refilling the chemical tank.

How large of an area will aerial disinfecting sprayers cover?

The D1 Disinfecting Drone will cover 200,000 square feet in one hour, which is up to 20 times faster than traditional disinfecting methods. That makes the disinfectant drone ideal for locations like stadiums, arenas, sports complexes, office buildings and more. These areas will be required to get cleaned and disinfected multiple times a day as communities are allowed back into those spaces.

With these indoor and outdoor public spaces needing to be thoroughly disinfected multiple times a day, it has become an impractical job for workers. Not only do these drones save time, but they also keep the chemicals away from employees that would otherwise be spraying potentially harmful chemicals.

How often should I use a disinfecting drone?

According to the WHO, evidence suggests that the Coronavirus can survive on hard surfaces for a few hours or even many days. This means that once a person touches a surface, it must be disinfected again to eliminate the risk of virus transmission. At minimum, the disinfecting drone should be used after the space has been used. For some facilities like stadiums or arenas that host multiple events in a day, they should be using their disinfecting drone after each event.

When disinfecting large spaces like fitness centers, arenas, convention centers, and more, you’ll appreciate the speed and efficiency of the D1 Disinfecting Drone. When compared to traditional backpack sprayers, the Lucid D1 Disinfecting Drone saves you both time and money.