Introducing The DJI Mavic 2 Enterprise Advanced

Posted by on 12/15/2020 to Product Info
Just today, DJI introduced their latest drone, the Mavic 2 Enterprise Advanced. The rumors were spreading for quite some time about a new DJI Mavic, but today's announcement came with a lot of great surprises. Somehow DJI was able to pack even more features into the same Mavic 2 Enterprise air frame, and create an even more versatile platform. 

For starters, the Mavic 2 Enterprise Advanced features a 640 x 512 thermal imaging sensor with 16x digital zoom, and a 30Hz refresh rate. That gives it the same thermal capabilities as the XT2 or H20T! This is a huge improvement that our customer were hoping for because the resolution of the Mavic 2 Enterprise Dual was just too low for many of their missions.


Like the Mavic 2 Enterprise Dual, the Advanced features a dual optic camera. The non thermal sensor is a regular rgb camera capable of 48MP stills and 4x lossless zoom. In addition, it is capable of 32x digital zoom. The combination of the zoom and thermal sensors allows you to easily switch views in flight and capture all of the details you need.

The next most exciting feature is the new detachable RTK module. This allows for complicated autonomous missions of up to 240 way points with centimeter-level accuracy. Like DJI's other RTK models, the Mavic 2 Enterprise Advanced with the RTK module equipped supports NTRIP so that you can seamlessly incorporate it into your workflow.

The rest of the specs and features of the new drone match the original Mavic 2 Enterprise series from what we know so far. When comparing the spec sheets, they look almost identical except for the camera specs of course. It offers the same modular accessories such as the spotlight, beacon, and loud speaker. It also appears to use the same controller, and self heating batteries as the other models.

Despite all of the information available, there a still a couple of things that are unknown yet. For instance, the price is not yet known. The other unknown is the compatibility of the RTK module with the other Mavic 2 Enterprise models. Overall, this is a huge announcement. DJI clearly has no plans of slowing down their product innovation.