DJI Matrice 4 Series | Intelligent Features — Transcript

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1. 0:00Welcome to our tutorial video for DJI Matrice 4 Series
2. 0:04where we will guide you through its intelligent features
3. 0:08Real-time laser measurement can calculate the distance between the target point and aircraft
4. 0:13position
5. 0:14and altitude
6. 0:15On the left side of the camera view
7. 0:17tap the RNG icon to activate the Laser Measurement function
8. 0:21Align the crosshair with the subject to be measured
9. 0:24At this point
10. 0:25RNG indicates the linear distance between the target and the aircraft
11. 0:29and ASL indicates the altitude above sea level of the target
12. 0:34Tap Customizable Function Bar and choose Draw 3D Line
13. 0:38Align the crosshair with the measured target
14. 0:41then tap the C1 button to add a measurement point
15. 0:44Move the crosshair to a new position and tap the C1 button again to add another measurement point
16. 0:50The screen will then display the length of the 3D line between these measurement points
17. 0:54Tap the C2 button to remove the measurement point
18. 0:57The top left corner of the screen displays the straight distance
19. 1:01horizontal length
20. 1:02and altitude difference of the 3D line
21. 1:04Tap the Confirm icon
22. 1:06and the screen will display the length of the 3D line in real-time
23. 1:11Tap Customizable Function Bar and choose Draw 3D Area
24. 1:15Align the crosshair with the measured target
25. 1:18then tap the C1 button to add a measurement point
26. 1:21Move the crosshair to a new position and tap the C1 button again to add another measurement point
27. 1:29Tap the C2 button to remove the measurement point
28. 1:32The top left corner of the screen displays the horizontally projected distance
29. 1:37horizontally projected perimeter
30. 1:39and altitude difference of the 3D area
31. 1:41Tap the Confirm icon
32. 1:43and the screen will display the range and size of the 3D area in real-time
33. 1:47The 3D line and 3D area drawn can be synchronized on DJI FlightHub 2
34. 1:53improving collaborative work efficiency
35. 1:57Smart Detection enables the automatic detection
36. 2:00and counting of vehicles and boats
37. 2:03Enable the smart detection function
38. 2:06and the screen will display the types and number of subjects
39. 2:10Tap the Expand icon to choose the subject type
40. 2:16You can also enable the Alert function if needed
41. 2:19When the selected subject appears on the screen
42. 2:21the remote controller will issue an alert notification
43. 2:25Tap the Photo Mode icon
44. 2:27select High-Res Grid
45. 2:31and you can achieve a wider range of counting statistics
46. 2:45In High-Res Grid mode
47. 2:46the aircraft estimates the actual geographical area corresponding to each zoom photo
48. 2:51calculates the density of Smart-detected objects
49. 2:55and provides color alerts based on threshold values
50. 3:01For moving subjects like vehicles
51. 3:03and boats
52. 3:04Smart Track allows for independent detection
53. 3:07positioning
54. 3:08and continuous tracking
55. 3:10Tap Smart Track to enter the tracking mode
56. 3:14Select a subject
57. 3:15Align the camera's focal point with a subject and press C1 to lock on
58. 3:22or tap on a recognized subject in the camera view
59. 3:29or draw a box around a subject in the camera view
60. 3:31Then start tracking
61. 3:34The camera will automatically adjust the zoom level during tracking
62. 3:41You can also manually adjust the zoom using the right dial
63. 3:44After releasing the dial
64. 3:46the zoom will automatically revert to the previous level
65. 3:50You can switch subjects by tapping a different one on the screen
66. 3:58or by aligning the camera's focal point with a new subject and pressing C1
67. 4:05If the subject is lost
68. 4:07the aircraft will attempt to reacquire it automatically
69. 4:10You can also manually reposition the control stick to reacquire
70. 4:15or press C2 to cancel tracking and return to the subject detection stage to reselect a subject
71. 4:24During the flight
72. 4:25you can lock the flight speed with a single tap
73. 4:27simplifying the operation
74. 4:30Tap Cruise to enter Intelligent Cruise mode
75. 4:33When you push the control stick to make the aircraft reach a certain flight speed
76. 4:38press the C1 button as prompted by the app to lock the speed
77. 4:44Once the speed is locked
78. 4:45you can continue to push the right control stick
79. 4:48The aircraft will then add the stick input to the locked speed
80. 4:51or you can adjust to a new constant speed by using the control sticks again
81. 4:58Tap on the map
82. 5:00and you can view the areas scanned by the camera in the real-time live view
83. 5:04Tap to enable Observed View
84. 5:07you can log the areas and central points covered in the live view history
85. 5:11During operations
86. 5:12record your actual path and search range to prevent repeated flights
87. 5:17When using DJI FlightHub 2
88. 5:19observation data are synchronized in real-time on the collaborative work platform
89. 5:24The paths and search ranges of multiple flights can be displayed in DJI FlightHub 2
90. 5:30helping to avoid redundant task assignments and enhancing work efficiency
91. 5:36Return to Home can be set to Preset or Optimal in the app
92. 5:40Tap Settings > Flight Settings > Optimal
93. 5:45In scenarios where lighting is sufficient and the visual sensing system can operate
94. 5:50the aircraft will plan an optimal return path according to the environment
95. 5:54Route Planning Logic
96. 5:57The aircraft will automatically navigate to an open area
97. 6:00ascend to the preset RTH altitude
98. 6:03and plan the best path back to the Home Point
99. 6:07The aircraft will automatically plan the optimal RTH path and adjust the altitude