This week in drone news; More leaks of the DJI Mini 3 including pricing, GoPro has released a slim action camera for drones, the first BVLOS waiver has been granted for FPV without a visual observer, and Gresco acquires DJI Arizona.
\nLooks like the mini 3 will be released on either the 27th or 28th of April
\nOther leaks suggest a possible 1\u201d sensor on the mini 3 pro
\nThis has been supported by leaks on other sites, such as Amazon
\nPricing has also been released, and combos may start as low as ~$520, and extend to ~$1250.
\nhttps://dronexl.co/2022/04/11/dji-mini-3-pricing-leaked/
\nhttps://dronexl.co/2022/04/08/mini-3-release-date-april/
\nhttps://dronexl.co/2022/04/13/amazon-dji-mini-3-drone/
\nGoPro has released the Hero 10 Black Bones
\nThis is an action camera specifically for lightweight FPV drones.
\nResolution up to 5.3K60 and hyper smooth 4.0
\nPricing is currently 399.98.
\nhttps://dronexl.co/2022/04/13/gopro-hero10-black-bones-fpv-drones/
\nOn April 11th, 2022 Kenji Sugahara was awarded a BVLOS FPV waiver that does not require a visual observer.
\nThis waiver is based on sheltered operations and flying below obstacles.
\nhttps://dspalliance.org/fpv-bvlos-waiver/?fbclid=IwAR1V1Kxje4_i1YZ7tl4psBIeDmyW0z4wH2Ki5Z8xi2-CA75k6x55k-H3h-0
\nDJI Arizona/Innovative UAS will be merging with Gresco Technology Solutions.
\nDJI Arizona has been servicing consumers in Arizona since 2014 and will now be focusing on the Enterprise Market as part of Gresco.
\nGresco has been one of the leaders in providing UAS services to the public safety, electric utility and transportation sector.