DJI is pioneering the development of drone technology through its ever-growing range of consumer drones as well as enterprise drones.
The latest model includes that of the DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise range comprising each of the Enterprise (DJI Mavic 3E) and Thermal (DJI Mavic 3T) that has replaced the well-known DJI Mavic 2 Enterprise range.
In this article we’ll look into the specs, compatibility with software and usage cases to determine what it fits in the DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise range is in the current drone market.
DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise Range
As previously mentioned The DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise range is the most current version of the highly acclaimed drone maker DJI.
Mavic 3 Enterprise range Mavic 3 Enterprise range takes its place in earlier models in the Mavic 2 enterprise range that was released in October of this year and proved very well-liked by professionals. Similar to it’s predecessor, the Mavic 3 Enterprise the Mavic 2 Enterprise also has a concurrent release that includes two versions, Mavic 3 Enterprise and the Enterprise as well as Enterprise Dual (thermal) coming to market. released.
The Mavic 3 Enterprise range also comes with a simultaneous release that includes both Enterprise (DJI M3E) and Thermal (DJI M3T) being available as of the date of release.
We’ll now discuss what’s included in the DJI Mavic 3E range’s specifications.
DJI Mavic 3E as well as DJI Mavic 3T
Specifications of the DJI M3E Model:
Dual Camera Dual
Camera One: M4/3 Wide 20MP Mechanical Shutter
Camera Two: Telephoto 12MP Camera Two: Telephoto, 12MP
4K @ 30fps (130 Mbps)
4 Directional Optic Obstacle Avoidance
Compact and portable
45 Minute Maximum Flight Time
Specifications for the DJI M3T:
Tri-Camera
Camera One: 24mm 48MP Electronic Shutter
Camera Two: Telephoto 12MP and 56x Hybrid Zoom
Camera 3: Thermo Resolution 640 x 512
4K @ 30fps (85 Mbps)
4 Directional Occupacle Avoidance Optical
Compact and portable
45 Minute Maximum Flight Time
As you can see from camera’s specifications, it is upgraded to M3E. M3E from the initial M2E and now is the only fixed Micro 4/3 model that gives the user a larger view and a more powerful sensor, thereby collecting more information. It also improves the capabilities of low-lighting that comes with the M3E.
In addition to other improvements in the upgrade, the flight time is increased from the M2E’s time of 31 minutes , to 45 for the M3E
The M3T is also seeing significant improvements in comparison to it’s predecessor the M2 Dual with increased flight time as well as the addition of a the ability to use a bigger zoom lens for telephotos. Telephoto capabilities have increased by 32x on the M2 and 56x zoom for the M3.
Both M3E and the M3T are both modular and are able to be outfitted with RTK modules to increase accuracy.
Use-Cases
Like its predecessor, the M3E is a multi-purpose drone with a variety of use instances that range from inspection to mapping It’s a flexible drone that can be adapted to a variety of uses.
One of the main advantages of both the M3E as well as M3T is that both come with the telephoto lens, making it perfect for inspection purposes in which getting too close to the asset can be risky or difficult to access.
The M3E also comes with it’s M4/3 (micro four thirds) lens that gives an expanded view of your asset with the larger size of the sensor. This allows you to gather more data while in the field while also reducing your time spent in high-altitudes collecting data that is perfect for mapping and photogrammetry.
Use cases for the M3E should be ideal to:
Mapping
Inspection
3D Mapping
The M3T is suited more to:
Search and Rescue
Thermal Inspections
Software Support
When DJI announce a new drone they also announce the software development kit, often referred to by the name of an SDK.
The SDK lets third-party developers to incorporate their programs to work alongside the drone.
Summary
This article should give you an insight into DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise. DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise range and the capabilities it’s capable of.
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