DJI Dock 2

After the aircraft completes its flight task, DJI FlightHub 2 generates high-precision 3D models based on the collected flight data, authentically restoring the operating environment. These models can be annotated, measured, and downloaded.

Utilising high-precision 3D models, operators can conduct visual flight route editing from a first-person perspective and preview simulated imaging results. This facilitates intuitive and efficient operations and enhances flight route planning and accuracy.

Frame a specific area in the 3D model, and the aircraft will automatically compare the area to be captured with the framed area in subsequent automated operations. This actively adjusts the camera's angle to ensure accurate capture of the same area across multiple flights.

DJI FlightHub 2's FlyTo tasks utilise high-precision 3D models to automatically plan the optimal flight route. Before an urgent task, the operator only needs to click on the subject, and the aircraft will fly to the destination via an efficient and safe route.

Based on DJI FlightHub 2 or a third-party cloud platform, even if DJI Dock 2 is deployed in a remote region, the operator can still control the flight and gimbal angle via keyboard and mouse.

When performing automatic flight tasks, the aircraft utilises omnidirectional obstacle sensing and automatic obstacle bypass functions to enhance the success rate of flight tasks.

DJI Dock 2 integrates multiple sensors, including rainfall, wind speed, and temperature gauges, to perceive real-time weather changes. In conjunction with online weather forecasting, it can provide timely warnings or terminate flight tasks using DJI FlightHub 2 to effectively reduce flight risk.

DJI Dock 2 integrates dual RTK antennas, allowing the aircraft to obtain accurate RTH location information without waiting for the RTK data to converge. It also performs a complete propeller inspection and takeoff in as short a time as 45 seconds, quickly entering operational status.

DJI Dock 2 features an internal and an external fisheye camera to achieve real-time display. Close monitoring within and outside the dock allows the operator to remotely observe weather conditions, environmental circumstances, and the aircraft's takeoff and landing.