With DJI FlightHub 2, all functionalities for the DJI Dock can be unlocked from the cloud. Missions can be planned, flight routes can be created and edited, and all collected data can be managed.

Livestreaming in HD is possible at any time to control the DJI Dock and the drone.

Complex flight routes are quickly and easily possible from a distance.

Flight routes can be edited, managed and transferred so that flight progress and results are always in view.

The geotagged images, videos, maps and panoramas collected from your drones can be reviewed. Moreover, they can be automatically uploaded and saved for later use.

From the cloud, the status and condition of the DJI Dock as well as the drones can be monitored.

Thanks to TEC air conditioning, which cools the drone batteries and charges them from 10% to 90% in just 25 minutes, fast charging and takeoff is always possible.

Rain or shine or day or night, DJI Dock can withstand extreme weather conditions.
Wind resistance up to 15 m/s, IP55 protection, operating temperature from - 35° C to 50° C), overvoltage protection (40 kA), emergency battery up to 5 hours, active temperature control for fast charging and drone safety, maintenance interval every 6 months.

The DJI Dock has a footprint of less than 1 m² and weighs under 105kg. Setup requires a floor mount, power and internet, and quick configuration via the DJI RC Plus remote control.

DJI Dock is packed with highly integrated hardware, making it very versatile (wide-angle surveillance camera with laser rangefinder, integrated weather station, slot for LTE network card, internal omnidirectional antenna, RTK module, slot for edge computing expansion).

A cloud API opens up dock functionality for developers and system integrators to set up a custom, private server. They also have edge computing expansion slots that enable pre-processing of media files, among other things, to optimize operational efficiency.

The modular design of the core components simplifies maintenance enormously.