DJI recently created a new industrial drone, which is designed to aid emergency personnel during natural disasters. According to the company, it will be the first-ever industrial drone that is integrated with multi-spectral imaging.
The company is working with first responders in the United States to distribute the drone. DJI currently has partnerships with the Los Angeles Fire Department, the Menlo Park Fire Protection District, the Alameda County Sheriff's Office and more. FlyMotion and Axon will be used to distribute the drones as needed.
DJI has also created service options for the drones, one of which is titled "Enterprise Shield Basic Renew," which is a reduced price replacement for damaged drones. The other program, "Shield Plus Renew," offers unlimited replacements as well as free repairs for drones.
Multi-Spectral Imaging Drones
DJI Has Created an Industrial Drone for Emergency Personnel
Trend Themes
1. Multi-spectral Imaging Drones for Emergency Personnel - The integration of multi-spectral imaging technology in drones can be transformative in aiding emergency personnel during natural disasters.
2. Service Programs for Industrial Drones - DJI's service options, such as Enterprise Shield Basic Renew and Shield Plus Renew, offer opportunities to provide reliable and efficient maintenance services to industrial drones.
3. Partnerships for Drone Distribution - Collaborations with first responders and drone distributors, such as FlyMotion and Axon, can offer opportunities to reach a wider market for industrial drones.
Industry Implications
1. Emergency Response and Management - The integration of multi-spectral imaging technology in drones can transform emergency response and management in natural disasters, offering opportunities for innovation in the industry.
2. Drone Manufacturing and Maintenance - DJI's service programs, along with the need for reliable and efficient maintenance, can present opportunities for innovation and growth in the drone manufacturing and maintenance industry.
3. Public Safety Agencies - Partnerships with public safety agencies can provide opportunities for the drone industry to expand its reach and impact, especially in emergency response applications.