DJI Zenmuse P-series Cameras for engineering surveys

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2020: Start of pre-order in Russia

Skymec, a distributor and integrator of unmanned DJI solutions in Russia and the CIS countries, announced on December 2, 2020 the start of a pre-order on the Zenmuse P1 camera for engineering surveys. Using this device, you can create topographic, cadastral, forest traction maps, and shoot the scene. This chamber will become an indispensable assistant to surveyors, marksmen, builders, cadastral engineers, etc. The cost of the device is 800 thousand rubles.

Zenmuse P1 is a camera with which drones can collect geospatial data. The device is equipped with a 45-megapixel full-frame high-sensitivity array with noise insulation. The camera has a sensor with removable lenses with fixed focus on a three-axis stabilized suspension. Such a sensor allows you to take pictures every 0.7 s. In one flight, the camera can process data from 3 sq km.

Zenmuse P1 is equipped with a mechanical shutter and smart functions that solve the difficult problems of creating 2D orthomosaics and diametrical projections for 3D modeling with an accuracy of a centimeter and obtaining high-quality shots of a vertical or inclined surface.

Among the additions of Zenmuse P1:

• Smart Oblique Capture - simulates a multi-sensory tilt camera that rotates to fix an object from different angles;
• Intelligent diameter projection function - selects only those objects to be reconstructed for survey;
• TimeSync 2.0 - synchronizes time in all modules with microsecond accuracy;
• DJI Terra is camera-compatible cartographic software for studying, analyzing and visualizing digital data.

Zenmuse P1 can be used on Matrice 300 drones. Control is available through the DJI GO application or remote control.

Zenmuse P1 is a breakthrough in the accuracy and speed of shooting from a drone. Unlike space shooting, which was previously used to monitor open pits, such a camera can survey small areas at any time and any weather. The smart system underlying the device allows the user to get real-time centimetre-accurate data, "commented Anton Larsen, Director of Industrial Solutions at Skymec.