Last week, we reported that the world’s largest manufacturer of drones, DJI, released a firmware update for its top-of-the-line Matrice 300 RTK series to further enhance its flagship UAV. Now, it seems the drone giant is about to release the long-anticipated DJI Mini 3.
As we just discovered via the DealsDrone official Twitter page, the drone manufacturer said its new DJI Mini 3 is coming soon. Unfortunately, the leak didn’t reveal the exact date of its coming, but it is likely to be official before this year runs out. The DJI Mini 3 has been previously leaked with several rumours. However, given this new leak, the DJI Mini 3 is coming this December.
DJI Mini 3 Expected
Specs
As per the previous reports, the weight of the upcoming DJI Mini 3 is an important feature of the drone. Based on their weight, drones are classified into different categories by nations throughout the world. While drones weighing less than 250 grams are typically regarded as toys, purchasers may need a permit to fly drones weighing more than 250 grams. The upcoming drones is said to unquestionably fall under the 250 grams category,
Additionally, the DJI Mini 3 is said to give developers access to some previously inaccessible hardware features, enabling more features than the model’s initial software did. The new modification to the DJI software ecosystem makes this possible. The business has updated its software development kit, giving outside developers access to the device’s essential features. This modification should also have an impact on DJI Mini.
The next DJI Mini 3 should receive a spec upgrade to capture 4K films at 60 frames per second, but the DJI Mini 2 can only shoot 4K videos up to 30 frames per second. The DJI Mini 3 is anticipated to include a bigger sensor for higher image quality than the 1/2.3-inch sensor found in the DJI Mini 2. Improved obstacle detection and quicker battery charging are additional features that are anticipated for the new DJI Mini 3. The DJI Mini 3 should cost a little more than the DJI Mini 2 when it first launches.
