Drone M30 that can fly in harsh weather conditions is introduced

Drones, one of the most popular technologies of recent years, continue to develop a little more every day. But like the pouring rain challenging weather conditionscan make it impossible for even the most advanced drones to fly.

The latest technology from DJI, a China-based technology company focused on drone technology until now, stood out as the M3000 RTK model, which was seen as ‘inappropriate’ for flying in snow and heavy rain. However, it seems that the company is responding to harsh weather conditions. resistant plans to raise the bar even higher with its new drone model.

Both tough weather resistant and easy to carry

DJI today announced its new drone, the DJI M30 Enterprise, which can withstand icy temperatures between -20 and 50 degrees Celsius, high altitudes, snowy and harsh rainy conditions. Small enough to fit in a large backpack or small trolley case, with arms that fold themselves at the push of a button, the M30 is practically comparable to the company’s other industrial drones. easier to carry was also noted.

While it is stated that the drone, which weighs 8.2 kilograms, has arms similar to those of other industrial UAVs, the design helps DJI dominate the foldable drone category. Mavic reported to be similar to the model.

On the other hand, the M30 41 minutes Having a flight time means it’s not DJI’s longest-lasting drone. However, the drone’s size, in contrast, makes it completely small enough to work almost anywhere. suitable for autonomous missions makes it a device.

If we look at the camera, we come across two different models of the M30: M30 and M30T. DJI states that the M30 includes a 48-megapixel 1/2” CMOS sensor zoom camera with 5×~16× optical and 200× digital zoom, a 12-megapixel wide-angle camera, 8k photo 4K/30fps video resolution, and a laser rangefinder. up to 1,200 meters While expressing that he can give the exact coordinates of the objects; On the M30T these additional It states that it is a 640×512 pixel radiometric thermal camera. The M30 also features six-way obstacle avoidance sensors and the triple propeller emergency landing feature found on the M300 RTK.

Moreover, the DJI M30’s station has its own built-in weather station, surveillance cameras, antennas, 25-minute automatic fast battery charge, and up to 7 kilometers It can also support drone mission.

Both the $10,000 M30 and $14,000 M30T both come with a larger 7-inch display (more than 5.5 inches) and a completely redesigned RC Plus controller with IP54 protection. Also, next October, a new DJI FlightHub 2 for DJI’s corporate drones flight management software package and a Zenmuse H20N “hybrid night vision sensor with starlight rating” that you can add to the older M300 RTK.

Introducing DJI’s most rugged drone, the M30