DJI Avata 360 Drone Clears FCC Certification Ahead of US Launch
DJI’s inaugural 360-degree consumer drone, the Avata 360, has successfully cleared Federal Communications Commission (FCC) certification, as revealed in a filing dated November 19. This regulatory milestone signals the product's imminent release in the United States market. The device features a unique rotating camera module capable of switching between immersive 8K 360-degree capture and traditional forward-facing First Person View (FPV) flight modes. Weighing approximately 377 grams, the drone is equipped with dual 1/1.1-inch CMOS sensors that support high-resolution video recording, including 8K at 50 frames per second for 360-degree views and 4K at 120 frames per second for standard video. Powering the unit is a 38.67Wh battery, which provides an estimated flight time of 25 minutes. Connectivity is handled by OcuSync 4.0 technology, offering a transmission range of up to 20 kilometers. Industry reports suggest the standard kit will be priced between USD 1,099 and USD 1,299. This launch represents a significant expansion of DJI’s consumer drone portfolio, introducing advanced spherical imaging capabilities to the FPV sector while maintaining compliance with US regulatory standards.
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DJI Avata 360 Drone Clears FCC Certification Ahead of US Launch
DJI’s inaugural 360-degree consumer drone, the Avata 360, has successfully cleared Federal Communications Commission (FCC) certification, as revealed in a filing dated November 19. This regulatory milestone signals the product's imminent release in the United States market. The device features a unique rotating camera module capable of switching between immersive 8K 360-degree capture and traditional forward-facing First Person View (FPV) flight modes. Weighing approximately 377 grams, the drone is equipped with dual 1/1.1-inch CMOS sensors that support high-resolution video recording, including 8K at 50 frames per second for 360-degree views and 4K at 120 frames per second for standard video. Powering the unit is a 38.67Wh battery, which provides an estimated flight time of 25 minutes. Connectivity is handled by OcuSync 4.0 technology, offering a transmission range of up to 20 kilometers. Industry reports suggest the standard kit will be priced between USD 1,099 and USD 1,299. This launch represents a significant expansion of DJI’s consumer drone portfolio, introducing advanced spherical imaging capabilities to the FPV sector while maintaining compliance with US regulatory standards.
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