With its 59-minute flying time, 6-kilogram payload capacity, and integrated rotating LiDAR and mmWave radar for power-line-level obstacle sensing, the DJI Matrice 400 is the enterprise’s flagship drone platform. Airborne Relay Video Transmission and O4 Enterprise Enhanced Video Transmission are both supported, making it easier to use and safer to handle. Matrice 400 is an AEC, power inspection, and emergency response machine that combines Smart Detection with thermal and visual imaging, augmented reality projection, ship-based takeoff and landing, and enhanced automation.

The remarkable flight characteristics of the Matrice 400 include a maximum hovering duration of 53 minutes and a forward flight length of 59 minutes, even when carrying a payload. Search and rescue, firefighting, and large-scale mapping are just a few examples of the long-duration and continuous operations that might rely on this instrument. It can fly at speeds of up to 25 m/s and still avoid big things like mountains and skyscrapers.

The Matrice 400 is well-suited to a variety of tasks because to its robust payload capacity. You can effortlessly convert between a single downward gimbal and a twin downward gimbal on the Matrice 400, which has a maximum payload capacity of 6 kg. The third gimbal connector is located on the underside, giving you even more versatility. Mounting up to seven payloads at once is possible thanks to the aircraft’s four external E-Port V2 ports.

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Matrice 400 has a protection grade of IP55, allowing it to work dependably in tough situations such heavy dust or rain. It also maintains stable performance throughout temperatures from -20° to 50° C (-4° to 122° F), offering reliable results in both hot and cold settings.

Detection capabilities are pushed to unprecedented heights by the Matrice 400’s advanced obstacle sensing system, which includes rotating LiDAR, high-precision mmWave radar, and full-color low-light fisheye vision sensors. Despite the darkness, the system is able to detect even the smallest of obstructions, such as high-voltage power lines, even when traversing steep terrain. Its greater safety in difficult weather circumstances is a result of its ability to sense its surroundings through rain and fog.