DJI PHANTOM 4 - QUADCOPTER DRONE
$900.00
$1,200.00
Obstacle Detection SensorsDJI Phantom 4 is not just a drone but is fully capable drone powered with an autopilot capable of detecting the obstacles on the way and adjust itself. It is more effe...
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Obstacle Detection Sensors
DJI Phantom 4 is not just a drone but is fully capable drone powered with an autopilot capable of detecting the obstacles on the way and adjust itself. It is more effective to say that this drone has human eyes to see and ascertain what it is up againt. The stout quadcopter features a set of optical sensors up front that will help it navigate around obstacles within 0.7 to 15 meters (2.3 to 49 feet) of it or it will simply stop and hover until you pilot it away.
Return-to-Home
The obstacle detection feature works both ways such as the drone can also use the sensors to avoid running into things on its way back to you if you trigger its Return-to-Home safety feature. This should mean users do not have to worry if a building or some trees comes between you and the Phantom 4.
Truly Auto-piloted
Along with the obstacle detection features DJI Phantom 4 can also use them to fly autonomously. ActiveTrack, a new mode available through DJI's uses its new sensors to follow a subject. Follow Me features aren't new to DJI or other drones, though they typically rely on GPS for tracking subjects, which requires the subject to carry the remote control or a beacon.
DJI Phantom 4 is not just a drone but is fully capable drone powered with an autopilot capable of detecting the obstacles on the way and adjust itself. It is more effective to say that this drone has human eyes to see and ascertain what it is up againt. The stout quadcopter features a set of optical sensors up front that will help it navigate around obstacles within 0.7 to 15 meters (2.3 to 49 feet) of it or it will simply stop and hover until you pilot it away.
Return-to-Home
The obstacle detection feature works both ways such as the drone can also use the sensors to avoid running into things on its way back to you if you trigger its Return-to-Home safety feature. This should mean users do not have to worry if a building or some trees comes between you and the Phantom 4.
Truly Auto-piloted
Along with the obstacle detection features DJI Phantom 4 can also use them to fly autonomously. ActiveTrack, a new mode available through DJI's uses its new sensors to follow a subject. Follow Me features aren't new to DJI or other drones, though they typically rely on GPS for tracking subjects, which requires the subject to carry the remote control or a beacon.
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