Phantom 4 Integration Kit Rededge M
Are you looking to add a Micasense RedEdge M Multispectral camera to your Phantom 4?
The Phantom 4 Integration Kit RedEdge M is what you need.
Easily mount a RedEdge M to your DJI Phantom 4 (STD, ADV or PRO) drone and start collecting crop health data.
This kit suits the Micasense Rededge M and Rededge MX multispectral cameras.
Micasense RedEdge M
Chlorophyll Map: The red edge spectral band is the star here, working in conjunction with the other bands to provide a more accurate measure of not just plant vigor but plant health.
NDVI Layer: This commonly known index compares the reflectance of the red band with that of the near-infrared band. However, this index alone provides limited information.
Digital Surface Model: A DSM is an astonishingly advantageous tool in any agronomist’s arsenal, primarily because of its use in evaluating surface properties and water flow.
RGB Image: RedEdge-M features global shutters for distortion-free images, including narrowband red, green, and blue bands for RGB color images that when processed are aligned to all visible and non-visible bands and vegetation indices.
DJI Phantom 4
Fans of the iconic DJI Phantom drone can look forward to owning the Phantom 4 Pro V2.0 (P4P V2.0). This is the latest variation of the Phantom 4 Pro. Packed with the powerful features of the P4P. The Phantom 4 Pro V2.0 uses DJI’s OcuSync transmission technology. This allows for high-resolution and low-latency digital video transmission and reduces propeller noise by up to 60%. Users who utilize the first-person-view experience for work or for play, can directly connect the P4P V2.0 with their DJI Goggles for an immersive FPV flying experience.
The DJI Phantom 4 Pro V2.0 is easy to fly with obstacle avoidance. The coolest new feature in the Phantom 4 Professional by far is TapFly. You have a live feed from the drone’s main camera on the screen of your mobile device. Tap anywhere on that image and the drone will fly in that direction. The drone will automatically ease into turns, avoiding the jerky motion you can have in footage while flying manually.