DJI

Drone Mavic 2 undergoes update to work with rapid emergency response

DJI drone maker used the Mavic 2 Zoom as a base, but stripped it of the unnecessary components to help with emergency and rescue services. It is equipped with a 12 MP camera, stabilized by a gimbal of three axes, allowing to obtain soft and stable images supported by a optical zoom of 2X and digital of 3X. The camera records videos from 4K to 30FPS.The manufacturer has altered its hardware so that the system can identify and inspect dangerous areas and is ideal for emergency scenarios such as fires or landslides. In addition, the equipment can be complemented with modular accessories, which exponentiate their emergency capacities. Among them is a 2,400-lumens flashlight, a speaker for occasional instructions for people in distress, and a flash flag system to record their presence in nightly or dimly lit settings.

The company has also modified its mobile application so that different drones can communicate with each other on the spot, in real time, through the AirSense system. This form of communication will be useful in places where the sky is congested in more complicated scenarios such as fires and natural disasters. In places where negative temperatures register, the system also has a battery that heats itself.The Mavic 2 Enterprise drone is on sale for $ 1,999.




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