How To Choose The Right Commercial Drone For Your Business

Welcome back to this three-part series that's brought to you by DJI Enterprise and @UAVISUALS.

In the second video, Aaron will guide you through how to strategically choose drones that directly impact your return on investment and operational needs.

Summary:
Join Aaron Rajamoney from @UAVISUALS, a drone and technology service provider based in Australia, as he takes you through the process.

In this three-part series, Aaron will cover everything you need to consider when starting a drone department, developing your drone fleet, and maximizing your data.

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[Stmcead]

I skipped the M3e and bought the 3MT and 3MS - the 3MS has the same camera for mapping with mechanical shutter but also gives you the agriculture cameras

[ak-media]

I am now the owner of the Mavic 3 E & T. I already own a few other drones like the M3, Air2S, Mavic 2 Pro, P4P V2.0 and more. In this video I see 3D models of very tall buildings where the facades are also perfectly displayed, from roof to floor everything is perfect. Now I'm wondering how you can create such models if you can only plan horizontal routes with the software (Pilot 2) No possibilities to fly vertical grids. I'm also wondering how to make a flight plan that can capture buildings with towers, such as churches where you have different heights of the building. In addition, there is no route planning possible with which one can fly an orbit - maybe several orbits at different altitudes. Would it be possible for DJI to create more hands-on videos here to demonstrate how to handle such scenarios? Unfortunately I can't find any relevant explanations anywhere. The only things I see is simple grids but I was already able to do such things with the older drones and Pix4D Capture for example. Too bad, that the “pro”-Dones i purchased now are less capable instead. The advertising for the new models is great. That was the reason for me to spend the money. Now I am a little frustrated. I can use my Mavic 2 Pro with Third Party Apps to fly the missions - but not with the “better” drone. I am sure it would be very helpful for many buyers of these drones if you tell us, how to proceed the more complicated missions. In Germany for example the buildings are standing close to each other - often with different height - many obstacles around - not like in the USA or Australia where you mostly find much free space around the areas you have to fly. Thanks very much.

[riv]

Thank you for your input. So I wanted to get your input on the M30t. Im looking at this to be my go to drone. I already have Mavic 3 drones and FVP. I need something that can be used in all types of weather for just about all types of situations with the exception of the FVP drone. Hope to hear back soon. Stay safe.

[techemist]

can we use Mavic 3 Enterprise for regular video jobs like wedding and small scale commerical videography?

[johnnokomis]

The M3E is great for mapping but calling this drone "the most versatile" is a hilarious overstatement. Top notch hardware that is severely handcuffed because of your software. Your own forums are full of easily fixable issues from many pilots. Never a response from DJI and no firmware updates in almost 3 months now.

[timnikitenko]

Already bought DJI Mavic 3e, had some issues with the RTK module but it worked out, the DJI Pilot 2 app could definitely use some improving, but the drone can shoot some epic photos though

[franklinfleming]

Honestly i hate built in cameras... sell that shit separately.. just attch a nice camera. That way you can upgrade cameras without buying a whole new drone.