#DJI INSPIRE 1 QUADCOPTER DRONE FULL#

This has very low latency (lag) and less interference - as well as longer range.Ģ. Digital FPV - the view from the Inspires camera is sent back to the controller with a high speed technology called Lightbridge. Specifically, the Inspire has these advantages over other camera/gimbal equipped quadcopters, including DJI’s own Phantom line:ġ. Even then, you’d end up with a system which was less integrated than the Inspire.

#DJI INSPIRE 1 QUADCOPTER DRONE FULL#

Although we are not doing a full hands-on review yet, one of our site partners has just purchased one and we will do some videos as well as a written article on our initial impressions.Īlthough DJI enjoyed a vast market share in the <$1500 quadcopter “hobbyist” market, they decided to build a higher-end “prosumer” quad with features that previously required a custom “build” costing $6-10,000+. Still, I paid $5200 for my first IBM PC in 1982 (that’s about $15K today!) and purchased it as a “hobbyist”, so although $3,000 sounds like a lot of money, you are certainly getting a lot of technology for the price. At about 3K the Inspire 1 is definitely at the upper end of the market. “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic”ĭ focuses on consumer multirotors – those which the hobbyist, technology nut or photographer can use for enjoyment, learning and lower end prosumer or commercial work (real estate, etc.).

Todays DJI models are one example of Clarkes Law which states: According to DJI Founder Frank Wang, just the parts for the modern Inspire would have cost tens of thousands of dollars a few years ago. They grow by staying one step ahead of the competition and delivering as much technology as possible at the lowest price.

It is produced by DJI, the makers of the well known Phantom series.ĭJI is on track to quickly become a billion dollar company in the year 2016. The Inspire 1 is the newest entry into the “prosumer” end of the RTF (ready to fly) quadcopter market.

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