What QYSEA is announcing
Ten years after its founding, QYSEA is sketching out where it is heading: away from the remote-controlled camera, towards “intelligent underwater task systems”. That means three things: the drone should capture its surroundings as a model, work through missions on its own and be networked with other robots. CEO Belinda Zhang stresses that the next decade will be shaped by what the system learns from every mission.
No new drone was unveiled for the anniversary – this is a strategy, not a product launch.
The current models
| V series | V-EVO, V6 Expert, V6 Plus – hobby to semi-professional |
|---|---|
| E series | E-GO, E-MASTER – modular inspection drones |
| W6 NAVI | heavy professional ROV |
| X1 | Industrial ROV with dual DVL (March 2026) |
For hobby pilots
Nothing changes in the short term. The direction is clear, though: more automation. It is quite possible that functions such as automatically following a route or object tracking will be developed further in upcoming hobby models. Our buying recommendation for beginners remains the FIFISH V-EVO.
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