DJI Маtrісе 300 RТК Combo Drone for Archaeology

DJI Matrice 300 RTK Combo Drone for Archaeology DJI Matrice 300 RTK is the latest addition to DJI's industrial drone series, offering 55 minutes of flight time, advanced artificial intelligence, 6-way scanning and positioning, and a host of technology enhancements that contribute to its productivity, reliability, and impressive capabilities. It has the ability to carry a useful load of 2.7kg!

This drone can be equipped with various types of cameras:

1. DJI Zenmuse L1

2. DJI Zenmuse H20T

Why is the DJI Matrice 300 RTK suitable for archaeology?

The DJI Zenmuse L1 possesses a LIDAR module, allowing the drone to scan plains and uneven terrains with dense vegetation. The LIDAR beam penetrates through the leaves of the plants, reaching the earth's surface. The ability to remove layers (trees or other vegetation) from the scanned 3D image allows even the most unnoticeable remnants (inequalities) of ancient structures to be detected, making it a real revolution in archaeology.

Application of practice:

DJI Zenmuse H20T with DJI Matrix 300 RTK drone

Multi-sensor payloads that bring a whole new meaning to mission effectiveness. Unique intelligence and integrated design provide unprecedented aerial imaging for a range of commercial drone applications. Capture it all. Up close or at a distance. In true vivid color or thermal. An integrated laser range finder (LRF) measures the distance to an object at a distance of up to 1200 m. A powerful, integrated utility that discovers advanced intelligent capabilities for DJI's industrial drone platforms.Radiometric Thermal Camera DFOV: 40.6° Resolution: 640×512, Frame Rate: 30fps Thermal Sensitivity: ≤ 50mk@f1.0 (NEDT)

Thermal cameras apart from all other applications such as: fire fighting, searching for people, police, hunting, etc. has exceptional application in archaeology.

There are various theories related to surface heating. In underground rooms, corridors, buildings, etc. the earth's surface is heated to a different temperature than the surrounding part of the earth's surface. Being on a cold or warmer thermal point of view, foundations covered by earth, mounds hidden under the surface of the room and caves can be discovered, even drawn.