MAVIC 3 MULTISPECTRAL
The DJI Mavic 3 Multispectral is an advanced drone designed specifically for precision agriculture and environmental monitoring. Equipped with a dual-camera system, it features a 20MP RGB camera alongside four 5MP multispectral sensors capturing green, red, red edge, and near-infrared wavelengths. This combination allows detailed analysis of crop health and vegetation indices. The drone incorporates an RTK module, enabling centimeter-level positioning accuracy without the need for ground control points, which improves mapping and data precision.
With a flight time of up to 43 minutes and coverage of up to 200 hectares per flight, the Mavic 3 Multispectral is efficient for large-scale agricultural operations. It also includes a sunlight sensor to adjust for varying light conditions, ensuring consistent data quality. Advanced O3 transmission technology allows stable image transmission over distances up to 15 km, while omnidirectional obstacle avoidance ensures safe flights in complex environments.
This drone integrates seamlessly with DJI’s software solutions for mission planning and data analysis, making it ideal for crop monitoring, orchard mapping, and generating prescription maps for variable-rate applications. Overall, the Mavic 3 Multispectral empowers farmers and researchers with precise, timely insights to optimize crop management and improve yields sustainably.
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| Name in original language | MAVIC 3 MULTISPECTRAL |
| Name in English | MAVIC 3 MULTISPECTRAL |
| Designer/ manufacturer | DJI Agriculture |
| Accessibility | Sold commercially |
| Weblink | https://ag.dji.com/mavic-3-m |
| Countries of primary use | Poland, UK, Germany, Denmark, Spain, Italy, Netherlands, France |
| Main language | English |
| Other languages available | German, Spanish, Italian, French, Portugese, Russian |
| Brief description of the tool | The DJI Mavic 3 Multispectral is an advanced drone designed specifically for precision agriculture and environmental monitoring. Equipped with a dual-camera system, it features a 20MP RGB camera alongside four 5MP multispectral sensors capturing green, red, red edge, and near-infrared wavelengths. This combination allows detailed analysis of crop health and vegetation indices. The drone incorporates an RTK module, enabling centimeter-level positioning accuracy without the need for ground control points, which improves mapping and data precision. With a flight time of up to 43 minutes and coverage of up to 200 hectares per flight, the Mavic 3 Multispectral is efficient for large-scale agricultural operations. It also includes a sunlight sensor to adjust for varying light conditions, ensuring consistent data quality. Advanced O3 transmission technology allows stable image transmission over distances up to 15 km, while omnidirectional obstacle avoidance ensures safe flights in complex environments. This drone integrates seamlessly with DJI’s software solutions for mission planning and data analysis, making it ideal for crop monitoring, orchard mapping, and generating prescription maps for variable-rate applications. Overall, the Mavic 3 Multispectral empowers farmers and researchers with precise, timely insights to optimize crop management and improve yields sustainably. |
| Target user | Farmer |
| Target crops | Wheat, Maize, Potatoes, Barley, Oats, Rye, Sorghum |
| Type of tool | Crop analysis |
| The tool assesses or provides guidance on | NDVI, % Canopy cover, Green Area Index (GAI), RGB imagery |
| Nutrients assessed | Nitrogen (N) |
| Type analysis | Leaf analysis |
| Nutrients assessed in the lab | Not included |
| The tool relies on a base recommendation system | No |
| The assessment frequency should be | Once per week during set growth stages |
| Required data input is | Crop, Variety, Farm location, Growth stage |
| The data can be imported from other tools and systems | Yes |
| The tools main output format is | Value in tool |
| Data can be exported | Yes |
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Project Coordinators
Sarah Kendall
sarah.kendall@adas.co.ukSpyros Fountas
sfountas@aua.grheurope.nutrichecknet@gmail.com
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