Engineering:DJI Avata

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DJI Avata
Avata
Avata
General information
TypeUnmanned aerial vehicle
National originChina
ManufacturerDJI
History
Introduction dateAugust 2022

The DJI Avata is a teleoperated ultra-compact quadcopter-FPV-drone, manufactured by the Chinese technology company DJI. It was developed as the successor to the DJI FPV and is the predecessor model to the DJI Avata 2.

Design and developement

Model number QF2W4K[1]

The Avata was unveiled in August 2022 alongside the new FPV Goggles 2.[2] It is considered the successor to the DJI FPV, but is designed less for photography or filming and more for high manoeuvrability.[3] It is equipped with a 1/1.7" CMOS ultra-wide-angle camera on a 1-axis gimbal. The image data is transmitted via OcuSync 3+ to either the goggles or the remote control, enabling a range of up to 10 kilometres. The internal memory of 20 GB can be expanded using an SD card.[4]

Technical data

Source: Manufacturer's website[5]

DJI Avata
UAS-Class not classified
Release Year 2022
Max Takeoff Weight 410 g
Dimensions (with propeller) 180 × 180 × 80 mm
Max flight time 18 Minutes
Obstacle avoidance Downwards
Max Service Ceiling Above Sea Level 5000 m
Max Range 10 km (FCC) 6 km (CE)
Max Ascent Speed 6 m/s
Max Descent Speed 6 m/s
Max Wind Speed Resistance 10,7 m/s
Max Speed 27 m/s
Max Photo Resolution 12 MP
Max Video Resolution 4K/60 fps
Image sensor 1/1,17″ CMOS
Lens 12,7 mm
Field of view 155°
Aperture f/2.8
Zoom without
Gimbal 1-axis
ISO photo 100 – 25600
ISO video 100 – 25600
Shutter speed 1/50s – 1/8000 s
Max. video bitrate 150 Mbit/s
Photo format JPEG
Video format MP4
Battery type Li-Ion
Battery 2420 mAh
Positioning GPS + Galileo + BeiDou
Transmission system OcuSync 3+
Internal memory 20 GB
Operating Temperature Range −10 to 40 °C

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