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DJI has added new tools to its prosumer camera drone for an Enterprise Edition.
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DJI is perhaps best known for its camera drones, but it also manufactures enterprise drones like the Matrix M200 designed for hazardous work such as search and rescue, inspection of bridges and power lines and other tasks such as monitoring of agriculture and surveying.
DJI combines the long-range design, data transmission and battery life characteristics of the new Mavic 2 Enterprise. popular prosumer Mavic 2 and adds accessory support, password protection for its built-in storage and other security features.
Available from authorized DJI Enterprise dealers starting at $ 1,999 (approximately AUD 2,825), the drone is equipped with a 12-megapixel camera with 2x optical zoom and digital zoom, stabilized by a three-axis cardan shaft.
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Three plug-and-play accessories are included: a 2400 lumens projector; a lighthouse that can be seen up to 3 miles away; and a 100-decibel speaker can read up to 10 custom voice recordings made with your phone to help you control the crowd, enforce the law and respond to emergency situations.
The Enterprise Edition saves data (photos, video, flight logs, etc.) in 24GB of built-in storage instead of a removable microSD card used with the consumer version. The entire drone can be protected by password, including storage, so that only the password holders can view it and access its data. GPS timestamping is also available and provides you with a reliable data path for photos and videos.
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Other security measures include the local data mode that blocks the sending and receiving of data on the mobile device that you use for DJI's AirSense control and alert system that uses an integrated receiver to capture ADS-B signals from nearby aircraft and helicopters in real time positioning alerts via the DJI Pilot mobile app.
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