Rescue at the
speed of flight.
We build air-water amphibious rescue equipment that reaches a drowning person in seconds and brings them home. Flagship: the XHX-FXJST01 Flying Rescue Craft.
Fly a rescue yourself.
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3D chase view
Pilot the craft over the open sea in an immersive third-person chase cam — feel it fly.
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See the whole rescue zone at a glance — the classic, easy-to-play map view.
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A rescue-equipment manufacturer built around one idea: reach faster.
Shenzhen XinHongXin Technology develops intelligent water-rescue equipment that fuses UAV flight with aquatic robotics. Our mission is simple — close the gap between an emergency and the first responder.
The Flying Rescue Craft.
A quadrotor that flies to the casualty, then becomes a powered lifeboat and tows them back — one craft, one remote, air and water. "Rapid aerial approach · surface rescue · one-key recovery."
From shore to safety in four moves.
Launch
One-key take-off from shore or a boat — the craft is airborne in seconds.
Fly out
Cross the water by air at up to 43 km/h, guided by live video to the controller.
Lock & tow
The casualty grips on; dual thrusters power them out of the danger zone.
Return home
Autonomous return-to-home brings everyone back, accurate to ≤2 m.
One platform, every water emergency.
Deployed in flood relief, scenic-area rescue, maritime SAR, water patrol and emergency drills.
Reach the unreachable.
Fly by air when rising water blocks boats — reach cut-off survivors in seconds.
Lakes & rivers.
Cover the full rescue zone in a tourist area from a single shore position.
Coastal search.
Deploy from shore or vessel — reach a casualty faster than any swim team.
Monitor & respond.
Proactive patrol of reservoirs, rivers and coastal zones with live video.
Safe, fast drills.
Run realistic rescue drills without endangering the rescue swimmer.
Command & coordinate.
Live video direct to the operations center — full situational awareness from deployment.
Dock-side deployment.
Station the craft at scenic areas, beaches and resorts — always launch-ready.
Engineered to be trusted with a life.
Reaches what others can't
Air-water amphibious design removes the distance and terrain limits of traditional rescue gear.
Anyone can operate it
One-key take-off and autonomous return — non-specialist teams deploy in seconds.
Safe by design
Finger-safe propeller guards, high buoyancy, secure grip handles — engineered for the person being rescued.
Built for the worst conditions
IP68, −30°C to 65°C, Beaufort 6 wind, Sea State 2 take-off — it works when it has to.
Held to the conditions of a real rescue.
Every unit goes through waterproofing, endurance and field-deployment testing before it ships.
Common questions.
How far can it operate?
Aerial control range ≥10 km and surface ≥1,000 m, with autonomous return on low battery or lost signal.
Does it need a trained pilot?
No. One-key take-off / return and a single joystick let non-professionals deploy it quickly.
Can it carry more than one person?
Yes — ≥45 kg of buoyancy with reserve supports multi-person rescue and stable towing.
Do you support OEM / ODM?
Yes. We work with distributors and government buyers on customization, branding and volume pricing.
What is the lead time and minimum order?
Standard production lead time is 15–30 business days per unit. MOQ is one unit for initial evaluation orders; volume pricing and priority build slots apply from 5 units and above. We can provide a pro-forma invoice for government procurement processes on request.
What after-sales and warranty support do you offer?
Each unit ships with a 12-month warranty covering manufacturing defects. We provide a parts kit (propeller blades, battery, seals), a QR-linked maintenance manual and direct video-call technical support. Distributors in-region can be trained for Level 1 service.
Bring rescue to where seconds matter.
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