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RUMOURS AND LEAKS ABOUT THE DJI MINI 3.

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DJI appears to have revamped its Mini drone, which is scheduled to be released soon, and more DJI products are expected to be released during 2022.

Sensors, redesigned arms, and a more sculptured chassis are all possibilities for the Mini 3 Pro. In April, DJI will reveal the Mini 3 series.

The Mini 3 is also said to be capable of better frame rate video capturing and improved obstacle avoidance sensors.

The redesigned design would also allow DJI to address some of the criticisms leveled towards the DJI Mini 2.

Mini drones could include two front-facing sensors similar to the Mavic Air 2, which could be an added feature for rookie pilots who need the object avoidance safety net.

Improved aerodynamics, larger propellers, a single-chip SoC, a larger camera sensor, and a longer battery life with stronger obstacle detection sensors can all be expected.

Because drones under 250 grams do not have to be registered with the Federal Aviation Administration in the United States, the DJI Mini 3’s low weight can be a determining feature. You can simply put them to use.

There are a few additional points to mention.

The logical path to more useful capture in a tiny, cheap drone is 4K/60p video capture.

A larger sensor would provide a broader dynamic range, which would result in better dawn and sunset readings.

Since the arrival of the Mini 2, DJI has launched Ocusync 3.0, which allows a live feed from the drone’s camera to be transferred to the phone via wireless transmission.

With two antennae, latency would be reduced and the bit-rate and frame-rate of the live view would be improved, as well as the reliability of operating the drone from afar and the maximum range.

One of the problems with small drones is the absence of obstacle sensors; however, the Mini 3 is supposed to have 360-degree object detection as well as a second set of obstacle sensors on the front. Additional sensors should enable DJI’s “follow me” capability.

The DJI Mini 3 may offer faster battery charging capabilities. The DJI Mini 3 will also have a USB-c port.

Beginner drone pilots will also benefit from increased flight time.

Expect a more obstacle sensor, no increase in overall weight, and a 35-minute flight time.

We should expect additional leaks and formal announcements as the release date approaches.

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