
Centimetre accuracy, wherever you fly.
One station, three roles: an RTK base for many drones at once, a relay for difficult terrain, and a rover for ground control points.
RTK corrections to several models at once, for centimetre accuracy without a network.
On high ground, it carries video and control where the signal does not reach directly.
Measures ground control points, with tilt compensation.
Source: DJI’s official specifications, as published by the manufacturer. Values were measured in controlled conditions. Official page ↗
Base station (green light): provides corrections for centimetre positioning to several drones at once. Relay (blue): set up high, it keeps the drone–controller link over obstacles. Rover (yellow): a handheld tool for measuring control points.
As a base station, many drones. As a relay, one controller and its drone. As a rover, one mobile device over Bluetooth.
WGS84 as a base station and relay. As a rover it gives latitude, longitude and altitude, which the DJI Enterprise app converts to standard projections.
Yes, raw satellite data imports into DJI Terra 4.4.0 or later.
Yes. Tilt compensation works out the pole tip with the built-in sensors, for points at wall corners, kerbs or poles where the pole cannot stand upright.
When obstacles near the takeoff point block the drone–controller link. Set it up high, and the pilot can work from shade, indoors or inside a vehicle.
The Relay Fixed Deployment Version only relays and is installed permanently with a DJI Dock 3. The Multifunctional Station works as a relay, an RTK base station and a handheld survey rover, with many DJI drones.
Based on DJI’s official FAQ, in our own words. Official page ↗
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