Ultra low latency!DJI Avata 2 flight goggles support immersive mode

[Gearbest Technology News]It is reported that DJI will launch the DJI Avata 2 flying drone and matching DJI flying glasses 3 on April 11. Jasper Ellens shared a screenshot of the “Quick Start Guide” for this drone on the X platform, which mentioned that the flying glasses corresponding to this drone support the Real View PIP immersive mode.

According to Gearbest, this “immersive mode” is similar to the see-through function of Apple’s Vision Pro and Meta Quest 3/Pro headsets. Users can easily observe the environment around them while wearing flying glasses to control the drone, making it easier to respond in a timely manner.

As for DJI Goggles, it will use a Micro-OLED screen and be equipped with an “ultra-low latency” mode. The “third-generation version” has an extra pair of visual cameras compared to the currently sold “DJI Flying Goggles 2”. Considering that this flying goggles is actually an all-in-one VR machine running a special version of the DJI Fly application, the new cameras are very useful. Probably used to see through real-life scenes.

The first generation DJI Avata drone

In addition, compared with the first-generation Avata traversal drone, this “second-generation version” has improved in blade size. Relevant whistleblowers also mentioned that the second-generation model is more powerful than the first-generation model in terms of power, but it is not yet known. We don’t know if the Avata 2 model has improved in terms of battery life. The current standard hover battery life of the first-generation DJI Avata model is 18 minutes.

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