H2Quad 400, quadcopter, Energyor Technologies Inc., Saint-Laurent, Canada

**Airicist** · 4th January 2016, 10:05

**Airicist** · 4th January 2016, 10:07

Published on Jun 17, 2015

Montreal, Canada: EnergyOr Technologies Inc., a leading developer of advanced PEM fuel cell systems, recently demonstrated the world's longest multirotor UAV flight, flying for a record 3 hours, 43 minutes and 48 seconds, improving upon its previous world record of 2 hours, 12 minutes and 46 seconds from March 17th, 2015. This demonstration was performed to emphasize the significant potential of EnergyOr's fuel cell systems to dramatically increase multirotor UAV flight endurance, thereby enabling countless new applications for this type of aircraft.

EnergyOr's CEO, Michel Bitton, stated "We are proud to maintain our position as the first company to apply hydrogen fuel cell systems to Multirotor UAV applications and to have achieved the world's longest multirotor flights ever recorded."

EnergyOr's fuel cell systems are designed, built and tested to meet real-world customer requirements. Based on fuel cell system technology similar to that used in the automotive industry, specific attention has been made to operation in ambient temperature extremes (high and low), high altitudes and environments where significant airborne contaminants are present (i.e. dust).

The commercial market for multirotor UAVs used in civil applications is expected to increase dramatically in the coming years, with new uses being announced on a daily basis. Current applications include parcel delivery, disaster response, hydro and rail line inspections, flare stack inspections, precision agriculture, search and rescue missions and film production, just to name a few. Battery powered multirotor UAVs have very limited flight times due to the relatively low specific energy (Watt-hours/kg) of existing rechargeable battery technologies.

"EnergyOr is currently seeking a reliable partner with manufacturing and distribution capabilities to help commercialize its revolutionary fuel cell systems" Mr. Bitton added.

Article "EnergyOr claim new fuel cell powered Multirotor endurance record, 3 Hours 43 minutes."

June 16, 2015

**Airicist** · 4th January 2016, 10:09

Published on Nov 2, 2015

First Fuel Cell Powered Multirotor to Operate in a Real-World Environment – EnergyOr H2Quad 400
2015-10-27 – EnergyOr Technologies recently demonstrated the H2Quad 400 which is the first fuel cell powered Quadrotor in the world to operate outdoors in a real-world environment. Further optimization will be performed in the coming weeks with the end objective being the demonstration of a long endurance flight, complete with HD video camera, for 2 hours or more.

**Airicist** · 4th January 2016, 10:12

Fuel cell H2Quad 400 – 2-hour flight with camera

Published on Jan 3, 2016

Montreal, Canada: EnergyOr Technologies Inc., a leader in advanced PEM fuel cell systems for aerospace applications, has demonstrated the world’s longest multirotor drone flight in real-world operating conditions. On December 16th, 2015, EnergyOr’s H2Quad 400 flew for over two hours while recording 4K video, using a 3-axis stabilizing gimbal to control the camera.
This demonstration was performed to further emphasize the significant potential of EnergyOr’s fuel cell systems to dramatically increase multirotor UAV flight endurance, thereby enabling countless new applications for this type of aircraft.

EnergyOr’s CEO, Michel Bitton, stated “The H2Quad 400 performed beyond our expectations and the success of this demonstration not only gives confidence to move forward with commercialization, but to also develop larger multirotor platforms with even greater payload capacity.” He continued by saying “EnergyOr is proud to be the first and only company to demonstrate a practical, working fuel cell powered multirotor drone in a real-world operating environment.”

EnergyOr’s fuel cell systems are designed, built and tested to meet our customer’s stringent requirements. Based on fuel cell system technology similar to the automotive industry, specific attention has been made to operation at ambient temperature extremes (high and low), high altitudes and in environments where significant airborne contaminants are present (e.g.
dust).

The commercial market for multirotor drones used in civil applications is expected to increase dramatically in the coming years, with new uses being announced on a daily basis. Current applications include parcel delivery, disaster response, hydro and rail line inspections, flare stack inspections, precision agriculture, search and rescue missions and film production, just to name a few. Battery powered multirotor UAVs have very limited flight times due to the relatively low specific energy (Watt-hours/kg) of existing rechargeable battery technologies.

About EnergyOr
EnergyOr Technologies Inc. (2002) is a Montreal-based Canadian company that develops lightweight and compact PEM fuel cell systems for high value-added premium niche markets. Its proprietary technology is well suited for aerospace, portable and mobile power applications, or any other application where weight is a critical requirement, including automotive.

EnergyOr was the first and only company to fly a fuel cell powered UAV in Canada (May 2007), and in December 2007, performed the first ever fuel cell flights in Israel. EnergyOr integrated a fuel cell system into the Bird Eye 650 developed by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) in March 2009 and demonstrated what is believed to be the longest endurance flight of this aircraft to date. EnergyOr has achieved a flight of more than 10 hours with its fuel cell powered operational UAV, the FAUCON H2, and in February of 2013, performed the first ever fuel cell powered UAV endurance flights in India. In May of this year, EnergyOr demonstrated the world’s longest multirotor UAV flight, flying for a record 3 hours, 43 minutes and 48 seconds, improving upon its previous world record of 2 hours, 12 minutes and 46 seconds from March 16th, 2015.

EnergyOr offers fuel cell products including the EPOD line of UAV fuel cell systems, the EPAC line of portable auxiliary power units (APUs), the EDAQ fuel cell data acquisition & diagnostic system, and the HPOD hydrogen filling station. EnergyOr provides total system solutions including custom fuel cell stacks and balance-of-plant, hydrogen delivery systems, and complete system integration services.