AsDronesThe market leader, Daji, brought a new m200 commercial drone to the MWC exhibition. It has strong weather resistance and can carry up to threeCamera, but also in high precisionSensorwith the help of a centimeter navigation accuracy. The M200 itself is equipped with a front-facing camera, and the dual head at the bottom of the body can be connected to both a zoom lens and a thermal camera. If that's not enough, it can also have a head mounted at the top, allowing the user to capture the image above the drone. With multiple cameras, the Latitude M200 can be used to look for heat leaks in large buildings or structural defects in power stations. The user can use the thermal camera to discover the problem area and then control the zoom camera to capture the details of the area over a long distance. The M200's camera sits on the M200 to identify millimeter-level defects in buildings, roads and bridges in real time, Mr Daji said. In the disaster search and rescue activities, the Latitude M200 can also come in handy. Its thermal camera can be used to find a source of heat, while the zoom lens can be used to capture close-up shots. The M200 is the third in the ethno-latitude series, smaller than the M600 hexacopan aircraft, but slightly larger and more versatile than the M100. The drone is equipped with two batteries and can provide 3.5 hours of flight time. Its batteries also support hot-swap, allowing users to quickly replace the battery without a complete shutdown. The front, back and top of the M200 are equipped with sensors that can be used to scan obstacles to avoid collisions. It also has an ADS-B receiver built in, and since all manned aircraft use the ADS-B system, the M200 can detect whether an aircraft is entering its own airspace without relying on sensors or the user's visual inspection.