DJI Flip Drone Specifications, Features and Innovative Design

DJI’s upcoming DJI Flip drone represents a significant departure from conventional drone design, combining innovative safety features with impressive specifications and technical capabilities. Recent information shared by reliable industry insider Igor Bogdanov (@Quadro_News) and Jasper Ellens reveals comprehensive specifications of this anticipated release.

Die Flip’s imaging capabilities center around a powerful 48MP camera with a 1/1.3″ sensor, capable of capturing 4K video at up to 100 fps. The camera system features an 82.1° angle of view and supports multiple photo formats including DNG, JPEG, and RAW, complemented by 4x digital zoom capabilities. This imaging package appears designed to compete directly with DJI’s higher-end consumer drones while maintaining accessibility for casual users.

Flight performance specifications position the Flip as a capable everyday drone, with a maximum flight time of 31 minutes and an impressive control range of up to 14 kilometers. The drone achieves a maximum speed of 16 m/s and can operate at altitudes up to 3,000 meters, with wind resistance rated at up to 10.7 m/s. For precise control, the system maintains a minimum latency of 120ms.

Power management centers around a 22.3Wh battery operating at 7.16V, supported by a unique dual-battery charging station visible in leaked images. The drone incorporates modern connectivity options including Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac and Bluetooth 5.0, ensuring reliable communication and data transfer.

Technical sophistication extends to the drone’s internal systems, featuring 2GB of RAM for smooth performance and a MicroSDXC card slot for storage. The communication system operates at 5725000 – 5850000 MHz, providing stable long-distance control. Like the DJI Air 3Sdie Flip seems to include LiDAR-based obstacle sensing and avoidance technology.

Perhaps most notable is the Flip’s distinctive ducted propeller design, which represents a significant evolution in consumer drone safety. The fully enclosed propeller system, visible in leaked images, suggests DJI is prioritizing safety without compromising performance. This design choice particularly stands out when considering operation in close proximity to people or in confined spaces.

The inclusion of a 1.7-inch screen on the drone itself, revealed in the latest images, hints at enhanced user interface capabilities with various QuickShots modes, though its exact functionality remains to be detailed by DJI.

The comprehensive package includes the drone, controller with built-in display, spare propellers, and essential accessories, indicating DJI’s intention to deliver a complete solution for both new and experienced pilots.

While official pricing and release dates remain unannounced, the Flip’s specifications suggest DJI is targeting the growing market for capable yet safety-conscious consumer drones. The combination of advanced features with innovative safety design could represent a significant step forward in accessible Drohnen-Technologie.