DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise

DJI utilizes O3 transmission for stable communications, piloting, and live video stream between the RC Pro Enterprise controller and the Mavic 3. Using this technology and quad antennas on the controller, you can pilot the Mavic 3 from up to 9 miles away.

To complete its missions, the Mavic 3 needs to survive the trip. That’s why DJI incorporates omnidirectional obstacle avoidance, which uses wide-angle lenses to give the drone zero blind spots as it automatically avoids potential crashes. You can adjust proximity alarms and the Mavic 3’s braking distance.

This technology helps you pilot without stress by automatically rerouting the Mavic 3’s flight plan around obstacles.

You worked hard in piloting a successful mission, so avoid the hassle of bringing the Mavic 3 home by using DJI’s advanced return-to-home feature. Engaging this ability lets the Mavic 3 automatically plan and fly an optimal route home, saving time and power.

Intuitively control the Mavic 3 with twin thumbsticks, a large built-in display, solid signals thanks to quad antennas, and DJI’s O3 transmission technology. The display offers 1000-nit brightness that supports use in even direct sunlight, and a built-in mic provides clear communications. To help further expand your piloting and data collection abilities, you can use the RC Pro Enterprise with a robust set of software. The data from these apps and your flights are protected through a variety of methods, such as a local data mode, the ability to clear all data with a tap, and robust AES-256 video transmission encryption.

 

• DJI Pilot 2: An enterprise flight interface that lets you control the drone and payload controls with a tap. DJI Pilot 2 also provides telemetry and navigation information.
• DJI FlightHub2: Manage your drone, or fleet of drones, via the cloud with live annotations, mapping, route planning, and more.
• DJI Terra: Mapping software for all stages of your work, from mission planning to processing 2D/3D models.

• PSDK: Unified interface for expanding the Mavic 3’s capabilities through third-party hardware.
• MSDK: Mobile SDK 5 helps simplify the development of apps for the Mavic 3. It’s open source and comes with production code samples of core DJI Pilot 2 modules.
• Cloud API: Using DJI Pilot 2’s built-in MQTT-based protocols in DJI Cloud API, you can directly connect the drone to third-party cloud platforms without app development. You can access the Mavic 3’s hardware, video livestream, and photo data.