The DJI Matrice 200 (M200) is the foundation of the entire
Matrice 200 Series. A closed, weather-sealed shell protects the aircraft's powerful processors which churn data from
twenty different sensors, with redundant hardware including two inertial measurement units (IMU), three barometers and multiple thermometers that monitor the aircraft's temperature, as well as both flight batteries.
Boasting the largest array of compatible payloads in the industry, the M200 is capable of carrying everything from high-resolution RGB/optical cameras to the revolutionary XT line of thermal cameras, powered by FLIR. DJI's commitment to their suite of SDK modules will be bringing even more payloads to market very soon. Currently, the compatible payloads include:
The M200 is IP43-rated which means it can handle operations in light rain, dusty conditions, in winds as high as 27mph (12m/s) and even in sub-zero environments thanks to the new self-heating technology built into the M200's two available intelligent flight batteries - the
TB50-M200 and
TB55. When equipped with the TB55 battery, the M200 can fly for up to 35 minutes, keeping you on scene longer than ever before!
Not only can you fly longer and with more payloads than ever before, but you can also fly with even more peace of mind thanks to DJI's newly refined redundant, dual battery system. Requiring two batteries per flight provides redundancy in the case of a failure in addition to doubling the available battery capacity.
