According to a well-informed Brazilian source, DJI is working on the development of its new generation UAV, the Mook 3, in both the regular and Pro models. The design and some key specifications of the DJI Mavic 3 UAV have been revealed before the possible unveiling date in October (October-November).
The informed source, while publishing images of the Mook 3 drone, claims that the new drone will probably use the new obstacle collision prevention system, which will help increase its maneuverability in flight. The new drone will also likely be introduced with more powerful adaptive cameras than the previous generation and zoom capability.
In addition, sensors on the front and rear of the drone have been added to increase its performance, although the side sensors are said to have all been removed. The DJI Mavic 3 will probably use 1TB of memory, can fly for 40 minutes, and will also be equipped with a 6,000mAh battery.
According to this informed source, the new generation of UAVs is equipped with a new intelligent controller system that helps to improve its guidance and performance. The new Gimbal UAV will have a new automatic locking mechanism that can revolutionize the existing system with manual adjustment.
According to the published images of this drone, apparently we have to wait for the Mook 3 with a very sleek body, which is significantly different in terms of design from its previous generation, the Mook 2, which was introduced in 2018. The Mook 3 drone will probably be available in two models, the regular and the Pro.
DJI has not yet officially confirmed the specifications of the new generation UAV, however, the company will probably unveil the Mook 3 UAV in October.
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