Mavic 3 MultiSpectral

This version of the Mavic 3 is equipped with a multispectral imaging system.
With its ability to capture detailed crop growth information, the Mavic 3M is intended for farmers and organizations engaged in precision agriculture. Weighing only 951 grams, the Mavic 3 Multispectral folds easily and fits into a regular bag. At the same time, a battery life of up to 43 minutes means the drone can cover an area of as much as 2 square kilometers in a single flight.
When it comes to data collection, DJI's new drone uses a two-in-one camera system to collect the information that farmers can use to achieve better results in the field. First, there is an RGB camera equipped with a 4/3-inch CMOS and 20MP image sensor and a mechanical shutter with a maximum speed of 1/2000. And then there is a multispectral camera with four lenses that provides deeper insight into crop conditions by detecting details that the human eye cannot perceive.
By combining these two cameras, DJI Mavic 3M can perform applications such as high-precision aerial surveys, crop growth monitoring and natural resource surveys. According to DJI, the drone's associated app-based features, such as automatic field reconnaissance that detects crop abnormalities and performs intelligent analysis, should enable a single person to manage up to 70 acres of land.
It is also worth highlighting that the DJI Mavic 3M includes an RTK module for centimeter-level positioning. The drone maker explains that the aircraft, camera and RTK module are synchronized at the microsecond level to accurately obtain position information from the image center of each camera. This means that the new DJI drone can take measurements without using control points on the ground.
Moreover, Mavic 3M is equipped with O3 video transmission, which integrates two channels for transmitting signals and four channels for receiving signals, and supports an ultra-long transmission distance of 15 km. And as expected of a Mavic 3 drone, its multispectral iteration also features omnidirectional obstacle detection to detect and avoid obstacles in all directions.
DJI further explained that Mavic 3M can be integrated into various ecosystems:
Through the built-in DJI Cloud API, based on the MQTT protocol in Pilot 2, users can connect Mavic 3M directly to an external cloud platform to collect information, live video, photo data and other information, all without the need to develop a separate app. Mavic 3M also supports Mobile SDK 5 (MSDK5), allowing users to easily develop exclusive control apps for scenarios such as intelligent monitoring