@@DJIEnterprise In this video you told us that M2EA is not sufficient for solar panel inspection? Even though it has same sensor as some of the stronger drone models...
@@igoruzon285 He mentioned the Mavic Enterprise Dual not the M2EA. I don't think the M2EA was out at the time of this video. The M2EA has the same thermal camera as the H20T so it's fine. He also mentioned the P4 RTK was mot adequate for "Inspection" and he is dead wrong there. It has a mechanical shutter at 20mp and can get very good GSD for inspection at lower heights. If there is an anomaly it requires a manual inspection anyways. Also, some software that PV farms use to map the photos only accepted radiometric photos from Flir cameras like the XT or XT2. But most software that can handle DJI thermal images now. This is an old video in the drone world.
could you please share this presentation link?
Hi Edouardo,
I am absolutely interested in such activity and own a M2EA.
Do you have any contact/opportunities to do the same in France ?
Rgds.
Is it possible to download this presentation?
Is M2 Advance good for ispection of solar panel?
Yes the M2EA can be great tool for solar panel inspections
@@DJIEnterprise In this video you told us that M2EA is not sufficient for solar panel inspection? Even though it has same sensor as some of the stronger drone models...
@@igoruzon285 He mentioned the Mavic Enterprise Dual not the M2EA. I don't think the M2EA was out at the time of this video. The M2EA has the same thermal camera as the H20T so it's fine. He also mentioned the P4 RTK was mot adequate for "Inspection" and he is dead wrong there. It has a mechanical shutter at 20mp and can get very good GSD for inspection at lower heights. If there is an anomaly it requires a manual inspection anyways. Also, some software that PV farms use to map the photos only accepted radiometric photos from Flir cameras like the XT or XT2. But most software that can handle DJI thermal images now. This is an old video in the drone world.
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