Intelligent Efficiency. Master the Night.
Deployed by professionals worldwide for critical operations
Search and rescue, emergency response, crowd monitoring
Power lines, bridges, wind turbines, solar farms
Low-light surveillance, thermal detection, perimeter security
Advanced technology for demanding professional applications
Large aperture, dedicated Night Scene mode, and omnidirectional low-light sensing. Infrared auxiliary light for absolute darkness.
Built-in AI detection models for vehicles and vessels. Real-time laser marking, measurement, and sharing for enhanced teamwork.
New medium tele camera identifies details from 10m away. Enhanced tele camera captures license plates from 250m.
Supports 5-way oblique and 3-way orthophoto collection. 0.5s interval shooting for rapid mapping missions.
GNSS and visual dual-positioning system. O4 Enterprise Transmission supports up to 20km range.
Compatible with spotlight, loudspeaker, D-RTK 3 Mobile Station, and DJI RC Plus 2 Enterprise.
| Thermal Camera | 640×512, 30fps, DFOV 61° |
| Wide Camera | 48MP, 1/1.3" CMOS, 24mm |
| Medium Tele | 48MP, 70mm equivalent |
| Tele Camera | 48MP, 5-28× optical zoom |
| Transmission | O4 Enterprise, 20km |
| Obstacle Sensing | Omnidirectional + GNSS |
Designed for public safety, inspection, search & rescue, and mapping, featuring powerful thermal and zoom capabilities.
Up to 42 minutes with the standard battery, or 55 minutes with the optional high-capacity battery.
Yes, with a dedicated Night Scene mode, thermal imaging, and infrared auxiliary lighting for complete darkness operations.
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