The application of spray drones is changing the way modern buildings and industrial structures are maintained. With the ability to operate at high altitudes and access complex surfaces, painting drones provide an innovative solution for facade painting and protective coating projects.

The development of drone painting technology is bringing a new solution to traditional high-altitude painting operations. In industries such as building maintenance, steel structures, bridges, tanks, and large facilities, painting drones are helping companies improve efficiency, reduce labor risks, and complete projects faster.

Recently, the first batch of cleaning drones customized by our company for a Mexican customer has completed all production and quality inspection processes, and is now packaged and ready for shipment.

SKY TECH recently welcomed international customers to visit its headquarters and manufacturing facility in Weifang

Recently, SKY TECH received a video of a roof cleaning operation from an Australian client. The video clearly demonstrates the entire roof cleaning process using the company's industrial cleaning drones, and their excellent cleaning performance has been highly praised by the overseas client.

In the past, painting and renovating the facades of high-rise buildings or giant industrial facilities required workers to become "spider-men," suspended high in the air, a perilous task. Now, operators can remotely control drones from the ground to complete these high-risk operations. This transformation reflects a profound technological revolution in China's industrial painting sector.

SKY TECH recently announced the official launch of several new generator product lines in its online store this week, further enriching the company's product portfolio in the energy and power equipment field to meet the diverse power needs of global customers in various application scenarios.

Tethered drone technology is transforming industrial and commercial building cleaning by offering a smarter, safer, and more efficient alternative to conventional methods.

Recently, SKY TECH received real-world application feedback from a Colombian customer. The customer provided a test video of their cleaning drone operating in a real-world environment, covering both daytime and nighttime aerial cleaning operations, comprehensively demonstrating the equipment's stable performance under varying lighting and environmental conditions.

Tethered drone cleaning systems are revolutionizing the way modern cities maintain skyscrapers and large exterior structures.

In recent years, the demand for smart agriculture, aerial cleaning, and infrastructure inspection in Latin America has been rapidly increasing, with the Latin American industrial drone market maintaining an annual growth rate of over 20%, becoming a key growth area for domestic drone manufacturers. Several domestic drone manufacturers specializing in plant protection and aerial cleaning models continue to increase their investment in markets such as Colombia and Mexico, steadily tapping into overseas order potential by leveraging their core advantages in overall drone performance, self-developed flight control systems, and high-pressure operation systems.

FD Servis Clean, a Czech cleaning service provider, shared on-site footage with SKY TECH showing the drone performing actual cleaning operations. The video demonstrates the drone's effectiveness in cleaning tasks involving high altitudes and complex environments, capturing the entire process of the drone—equipped with cleaning gear—performing spray-cleaning on building facades and other areas that are traditionally difficult to access or clean efficiently by manual means.

From the breathtaking leaps of "Spider-Man" from 100-meter-high buildings to the maintenance challenges of "fishery-solar complementary" systems under photovoltaic panels, since 2026, drone cleaning technology has been demonstrating its capabilities on building facades and new energy power stations across the country. This signifies that the drone cleaning model, centered on "efficiency, safety, and environmental protection," has moved from proof-of-concept to large-scale commercial implementation.

Recently, a customer from the Czech Republic successfully completed a field test flight of a cleaning drone, primarily used for cleaning the exterior walls of local commercial buildings. The customer has provided feedback on their actual usage experience.

The SKY TECH technical team has officially released a tutorial video titled "VK Flight Controller Replacement and New Spray Gun Module Assembly" on the company's official YouTube channel, providing users with intuitive, professional guidance for equipment upgrades. As the VK series undergoes continuous optimization, the new generation of flight control systems and spray gun modules offers enhanced performance stability, ease of operation, and operational efficiency.

In a striking display of modern innovation, two advanced cleaning drones were spotted meticulously washing the glass facade of a towering high-rise building. Equipped with high-pressure water jets and tethered for stability, the drones hover effortlessly along the vertical surface, delivering a thorough clean while dramatically reducing the need for risky human labor at extreme heights.

Recently, a customer from Hong Kong completed a field trial of cleaning a drone, which was mainly used for cleaning the exterior facades of local commercial buildings. The customer also provided feedback on the actual usage experience.

As the global solar energy industry continues to expand, maintaining photovoltaic (PV) systems has become increasingly important. Drone-based solar panel cleaning is emerging as an innovative solution that improves efficiency, reduces operational costs, and maximizes energy output.

Recently, SKY TECH received positive feedback from its overseas market. A Colombian client completed a field test of the company's photovoltaic cleaning drone, proactively sending back videos of the operation and highly praising the equipment's performance and cleaning results. This strengthens the brand's reputation and practical foundation for expanding into the South American new energy market.

Recently, a Colombian client completed a field trial of a cleaning drone, primarily for cleaning local solar photovoltaic panels and building facades, and provided feedback on their actual user experience.