Famous planning platform DroneDeploy just added support for a range of drone models DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise, also known as the DJI Mavic 3E. The DroneDeploy system is considered today as one of the most powerful tools when it comes to mapping services in various use cases, and this process can be done by submitting images to an online platform via a website or using the available DroneDeploy application. for Apple iOS or Google Android, but in this case, the drones must support the application, this requires the drone manufacturer to release an SDK product that gives developers access to the safe use of all the features offered by the drone.

The Mavic 3 Enterprise models have a very different usage proposition than traditional drone models as they are developed with some special technologies for the enterprise and security segments. Because it is a compact product and easier to carry than larger drones, they are very versatile as they are powerful tools for a variety of jobs. When combined with software such as DroneDeploy, drones can perform automated large area mapping missions in a much more practical and functional way than manual processes.

DroneDeploy offers a free service on a limited basis with a number of additional tools and features that can make mapping work easier and faster through monthly paid plans with packages designed for agriculture, construction, energy and other segments. In addition to drones, handheld cameras can also be used for indoor mapping, including support for 360-degree camera models such as the Insta360 X2.

DJI usually takes a long time to release the SDK of its drones to consumers, for example, the latest models of the top Mavic lineup: Mavic 3, Mavic 3 Cine and Mavic 3 Classic do not have their own SDK, so both DroneDeploy and other non-DJI applications do not support drones. Other models that are still not supported are the DJI Mini 3 and DJI Mini 3 Pro drones, which also do not yet have a public SDK. It often takes more than a year for a company to release an SDK for some of its models.

Drones such as the Mavic 2 Pro and Air 2S models already have an SDK released by DJI and therefore can be used with apps other than the official DJI app, in these mentioned models the drones are controlled by the DJI GO4 and DJI Fly apps. It’s also worth noting that not all models have a public SDK that supports DroneDeploy, you can see the full list at this link.

Drones supported by DroneDeploy

SDK stands for “Software Development Kit”, which consists of all the codes necessary for developers to use the features of a particular product, in the case of drones, including takeoff, landing, flight control, camera functions, sensors, etc. .

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