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dji goggles kaufen DJI Goggles N3 – Ihr Drohnen Shop und DrohnenschuleErlebe die Perspektive des Piloten In Kombination mit DJI Neo DJI Avata 2 und DJI RC Motion 3 [1] kannst du mit der DJI Goggles N3 durch die Lfte schweben und ein immersives Flugerlebnis erleben, wie auf dem Pilotensitz. Aktiviere die Kopfsteuerung, um Neo Avata 2 mit Kopf oder Handgelenksbewegungen zu steuern und so eine nahtlose Synergie zu erreichen. Sofort einsatzbereit, Einfache Creation Gerumiges Design fr Brillen: Das gerumige Innere bietet

Erlebe die Perspektive des Piloten

In Kombination mit DJI Neo/DJI Avata 2 und DJI RC Motion 3 [1] kannst du mit der DJI Goggles N3 durch die Lüfte schweben und ein immersives Flugerlebnis erleben, wie auf dem Pilotensitz. Aktiviere die Kopfsteuerung, um Neo/Avata 2 mit Kopf- oder Handgelenksbewegungen zu steuern und so eine nahtlose Synergie zu erreichen.


Sofort einsatzbereit, Einfache Creation

Geräumiges Design für Brillen: Das geräumige Innere bietet komfortablen Platz für Brillen, ohne dass du Dioptrien einstellen oder Gläser einsetzen musst. Einfach aufsetzen und wieder abnehmen.

Integriertes Design: Das integrierte Design von Kopfband und Akku gleicht das Gesamtgewicht der Goggles aus und sorgt dafür, dass kein Druck auf dein Gesicht entsteht für einen optimalen Tragekomfort.

Entfeuchtung auf Tastendruck: Wenn sich der Beschlag auf der Glasoberfläche bildet, reduziert die Defogging-Funktion effektiv die Feuchtigkeit, indem sie die interne Lüfterdrehzahl beschleunigt, um die Luft schnell zirkulieren zu lassen - ideal bei wechselnden Temperaturen und hoher Luftfeuchtigkeit.


1080p Ultraweites Bildschirm

Die DJI Goggles N3 hat einen 1080p Bildschirm und ein beeindruckendes Sichtfeld von 54°. Genieße atemberaubende Ansichten bei lebendigen Flugszenen vor deinen Augen.


O4 FHD-Videoübertragung

Das fortschrittliche digitale Videoübertragungssystem DJI O4 verwendet das gleiche Antennendesign wie die Goggles 2 und bietet eine hervorragende Anti-Interferenzleistung. Erlebe Live-Feeds in 1080p/60fps mit einer minimalen Latenz von 31 ms [2] und einer Übertragungsreichweite von bis zu 13 km. [3] Die Goggles wählen automatisch das optimale Frequenzband zwischen 2,4 GHz und 5,8 GHz [4] je nach Umgebung. Das sorgt für eine stabile Übertragung, sodass du das Fliegen in Echtzeit erleben kannst und eine flüssige Live-Ansicht erhältst.

Mit einer maximalen Videoübertragungsrate von 60 Mbit/s [5] und der SyncSmooth-Technologie wird die Videoübertragung vom Himmel zum Boden optimiert, sodass du auch bei hohen Fluggeschwindigkeiten eine reibungslose Live-Ansicht hast.


AR Cursor

DJI RC Motion 3 [1] kann als AR-Cursor verwendet werden, bevor das Fluggerät abhebt oder wenn das Fluggerät nach dem Bremsen im Schwebeflug befindet. So kannst du mühelos Funktionen aktivieren und Einstellungen vornehmen, ohne deine Hände vom RC Motion 3 wegzunehmen.


2,7 Stunden Akkulaufzeit

Eine voll aufgeladene DJI Goggles N3 reicht für die Verwendung von bis zu 13 DJI Neo Akkus. [6] Mit einer leistungsstarken Betriebszeit von 2,7 Stunden [7] kannst du deine kreative Leidenschaft und das volle Potenzial entfalten.

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