DJI Matrice 400 finally gets its own autonomous drone dock

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One of the biggest trade-offs in the enterprise drone world has been choosing between power and automation. If you wanted a heavy-lift aircraft capable of carrying advanced sensors like LiDAR, thermal cameras, and zoom payloads, you usually needed a crew on-site. If you wanted a drone that could launch itself from a docking station, you often had to settle for a smaller aircraft with fewer capabilities. A new product launching in Canada aims to change that. more…
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