The DJI Mini 3 is just the perfect little flyer, not only for those just starting out, but for the seasoned drone pilot as well. It is small in size and is jammed-pack full of some of DJI’s best features. The DJI Mini 3 is innovation at its best. After all, as time goes by, we have come to expect that our technology will get smaller and smaller. The DJI Mini 3 is a prime example of that theory at work. Weighing in at only 249 grams and containing nearly all of the features that have made DJI, well DJI, the Mini 3 is impressive, what with not only all the features it has, but even the extra unique feature of switching to a true vertical shooting format. Simply impressive, for sure. There are many features we could discuss, and DJI has certainly given us more than enough to talk about. Today though, we want to look at the QuickTransfer feature that we can find within the DJI Mini 3. What is QuickTransfer? How do you use it? What do you do if it doesn’t work? Don’t worry; we’ve got these

FPV provides a wonderful experience, as you feel as if you’re flying from the drone’s cockpit. However, not every drone pilot has the resources and skills to operate an FPV drone. Drone Mask 2 How do you use the DJI Mini 3 Pro’s FPV? Although there are no FPV goggles for the DJI Mini 3 Pro, there are other reliable options that you can embrace to achieve the immersive experience of FPV. The Oculus VR headset and DroneMask are some techniques you can use to inject the FPV aspect into a standard drone like the DJI Mini 3 Pro. Ahead, I’ll talk further about making the most of the FPV experience with the Mini Pro 3, so make sure you check it out! Can the DJI Mini Pro 3 Do FPV? Unfortunately, the DJI Mini 3 Pro does not support DJI FPV Goggles since this isn’t an FPV drone. Further, none of the goggles designed for DJI FPV works with the Mini 3 Pro. Generally, the Mini 3 Pro isn’t compatible with DJI FPV drone accessories. Nonetheless, you can still get the immersive experience that comes w

The DJI FPV and the Mini 3 Pro are top-notch drones at affordable prices for standard consumers. Although their target market differs, these two distinct drones are currently leading choices for many drone pilots. DJI FPV Drone is a type of drone for FPV flight experiences and maneuverability that is massively different from the Mini 3 Pro. DJI Mini 3 Pro is made for portability with a weight under 250 grams and with safer standard flights for classic aerial photography or video recordings.  In this article, I want to share all you need to know about DJI FPV vs. Mini 3 Pro in terms of quality and performance and which would be more suitable for you. DJI FPV vs. DJI Mini 3 Pro – Everything you need to know To understand the DJI FPV better and to make a fair comparison between the DJI FPV and DJI Mini 3 Pro, you first need to comprehend what FPV is and why it differs from the standard flight style. An FPV, referring to the First Person View, is a method used to control an ai

Los Angles might be the entertainment capital of the world if you count it as part of Hollywood. But Southern California is also well known for its marvelous climate and soaring natural beauty. All of these things make it ideal for flying drones, especially camera drones. But of course, there are laws, regulations, and best practices to be concerned about. To that end, we will discuss the rules you need to follow and the best spots in Los Angeles to fly drones. But first, let’s cover the legalities briefly. LA County drone flight laws - Drone flight is legal for both commercial and recreational purposes. - No drone or model aircraft may be flown within 5 miles of an airport without permission. - Drones may not be flown beyond the sight line of the pilot. - Flight above 400 feet is prohibited. - Flight closer than 25 feet to a person is prohibited except during takeoff and landing. Take note that these rules may change without warning. Always check local laws before flying

FlytBase Announces NestGen ‘23 Virtual Summit by DRONELIFE Staff Writer Ian M. Crosby FlytBase, Inc. has announced the second edition of NestGen, the industry’s largest global virtual summit on autonomous BVLOS drone operations. Held on February 23rd, the 12-hour event will feature over 45 speakers from companies such as DJI, Iris Automation, Elsight, TruWeather Solutions, Hover UAV, Aerodyne, Delta Drone International, Citymesh, Paladin Drones, EVA, Zing Drone Delivery, and Valqari. Topics will include the applications and verticals of autonomous drone technology, drone-in-a-box solutions, BVLOS enablers, and drone delivery operations. The demo arena will give attendees the chance to see the demonstration of over eight latest drone-in-a-box stations. Attendees will also be free to take part in interactive workshops, product displays, hands-on demonstrations, specialized breakout sessions, and Q&A segments. “2022 has been a significant milestone for autonomous drone operations,” s

Skydio is the leading US drone company and the world leader in autonomous flight, the key technology for the future of drones and aerial transportation. The Skydio team combines deep expertise in artificial intelligence, best-in-class hardware and software product development, and operational excellence to empower a broader, more diverse audience of drone users – from action sports enthusiasts to first responders to insurance claims adjusters. About the role: As Product Manager for Skydio Dock & Remote Ops, you will take responsibility for defining and prioritizing key pieces of Skydio’s Dock & Remote Ops functionality across user-facing software features as well as underlying system capabilities including UI/UX, autonomy software, and Dock hardware. You’ll ensure that we are building and delivering the right products and features for our entire range of customers. How You’ll Make An Impact - Continually develop and own the roadmap for major pieces of Skydio’s Remote Ops softwa

The DJI Mini 2 was released in November 2020. Although that was only two years ago, development happens fast in tech. 2022 saw many new consumer drones come to market, including drones like the DJI Mini 3 and Mini 3 Pro. The capability of some of these new sub-250-gram consumer drones is impressive. Yet despite these drones coming out, the DJI Mini 2 is still available and has a strong user market. So, the question is, are these new drones worthy successors of the Mini 2? Is the Mini 2 a good drone to buy?  Given the DJI Mini 2’s capability, there are certainly still reasons to have one in your drone fleet, so let’s explore! Price The new DJI Mini 3 and Mini 3 Pro have set the benchmark for sub-250-gram drones, and their innovative new features bring some new creative tools. However, the cost of these new drones is steep compared to the Mini 2, and the Mini 2 is still readily available, either new or second-hand. Thus, is it worth spending more on the new flagship DJI Mini

Crashing your new drone right from the start is not funny. At least, it wasn’t for me. Drone simulators help you improve your ability to control your drone while having lots of fun. And without destroying it during the learning process.  Image Credit: DRL Macs are powerful machines but running high-end simulators is a task for laptops or PCs with dedicated graphic cards. Some options allow your Mac to run them smoothly without crashing every 3 seconds. The best drone simulators for Mac include DRL Drone Simulator, Liftoff, and VelociDrone. We want you to fly your drone with minimal risk. So here are the five best Mac simulators to learn, practice, and enjoy an excellent virtual drone flight. DRL Drone Simulator Minimum macOS: Catalina Minimum Processor: 3.7GHz Minimum RAM: 8GB Minimum Storage: 16GB Minimum Graphics: 2x2048MB VRAM Steam EpicGames Liftoff FVP Drone Racing Minimum macOS: OS X 10.9 Minimum Processor: Intel Core i5 2.5GHz Minimum RAM: 4GB Minimum Storage: 15GB Minimum Graph