DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise

DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise

The Mavic 3 Enterprise is a professional drone for the field. Whereas the Mavic 3 Classic and Cine are intended for (recreational) photo and video shooting, the Enterprise is specifically designed for professional surveillance and inspection shooting, with an optimised mapping camera. In doing so, the drone can be used with various accessories, such as a speaker, sensors, cameras and other payloads.

The Mavic 3 Enterprise has a 4/3 CMOS sensor with enhanced low-light performance for clear shots in any conditions. The drone includes a 20MP wide-angle and 12MP telephoto lens for both wide shots and zoomed-in images. The drone has a 56x zoom so you can capture every detail, even when the drone can't get very close. In addition, the 3-axis gimbal ensures that your shots are always stable. With a shutter speed range of 8-1/8000 (electronic shutter), this drone lets you capture photos in pin-sharp quality. The drone has both an electronic and mechanical shutter. The mechanical shutter is useful for land surveying, for example, for sharp images at high speeds.

The drone is ideally suited for mapping and surveying. With an interval of 0.7 seconds, the Mavic 3 Enterprise lets you take fast shots. The RTK module supports network RTK and the enhanced GNSS receiver supports all major satellite navigation systems.

Send the DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise on its way without any worries. With the improved battery, the drone flies for up to 45 minutes and is fully recharged within 70 minutes with the included 100W charger. Watch directly on the RC Pro Enterprise Controller to see what footage the drone records. It uses O3 transmission for stable communication. You can control the drone up to a distance of 15km. The 1,000 nits screen ensures excellent visibility even in direct sunlight. The drone films in up to 4K30p.

Thanks to the enhanced stick detection system via six omnidirectional fish-eye sensors, you will always fly safely. The drone also picks up ADS-B warning signals from traditional aircraft. Thanks to the built-in microphone, you can record a message that the drone plays back (possibly in loop), ideal during search and rescue operations, for example.

When the job is done, you can let the drone fly back via the return-to-home function. This automatically plans the best route back to base.

The drone has several software programmes to make flight and imaging as optimal as possible. Use DJI Pilot 2 for flight details and navigation information and support for different route types. FlightHub2 is cloud support for live notes and mapping, among other things, and DJI Terra lets you conveniently process 2D/3D models.