Chinese tech company DJI Technology has officially launched the Matrice 30, the third generation of its widely popular foldable drone. However, unlike the DJI Mavic 1 and 2, the new drone has been purpose-built for enterprise applications.
The Matrice 30 incorporates the Mavics' folding arm feature and also boasts an impressively compact design; the entire unit can fit in a regular-sized backpack. In addition, the new drone has been designed to handle greater variations in weather. According to the company, it is capable of operating in temperatures ranging from -4 to 122 degrees Fahrenheit. Moreover, the Matrice 30 is said to have an onboard battery of 41 minutes.
Overall, the new enterprise-focused drone showcases DJI Technology's commitment to continuously innovating in the drone space.
Foldable All-Weather Drones
DJI Technology Has Unveiled Its New Matrice 30 Drone
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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