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CHASING Dory Underwater Drone with Backpack

The Chasing Dory Underwater Drone with Backpack is a compact remotely operated vehicle that transmits photos and video from as deep as 15m and is controlled by a smartphone or tablet. The Dory lets you take breathtaking photos and capture majestic underwater scenes whether you’re in or out of the water. The Dory connects to a small floating Wi-Fi buoy with a 15m tether and streams live 720p video from beneath the surface, to your device and to social media if you like. It snaps 2MP photos and records 1920 x 1080 video at 25 fps, enhanced by a colour-restore algorithm for dynamic imagery, and its wide f/1.6 lens captures the scenery and the action even in low-light environments. Two 250-lumen LED lights to illuminate the scene, with a colour temperature of 4000k to 5000k.

SKU: GC27-GLADIUS-DORYSET-STOCK

CHASING Dory Underwater Drone with Backpack

CHASING Dory Underwater Drone with Backpack

The Chasing Dory Underwater Drone with Backpack is a compact remotely operated vehicle that transmits photos and video from as deep as 15m and is controlled by a smartphone or tablet. The Dory lets you take breathtaking photos and capture majestic underwater scenes whether you’re in or out of the water. The Dory connects to a small floating Wi-Fi buoy with a 15m tether and streams live 720p video from beneath the surface, to your device and to social media if you like. It snaps 2MP photos and records 1920 x 1080 video at 25 fps, enhanced by a colour-restore algorithm for dynamic imagery, and its wide f/1.6 lens captures the scenery and the action even in low-light environments. Two 250-lumen LED lights to illuminate the scene, with a colour temperature of 4000k to 5000k.

Measuring just 9.7 x 7.4 x 3.6"", the Dory system uses no remote controller, just the drone, the tether, and the buoy. Only the drone needs to be charged (two hours charge time, one-hour runtime). Movements are controlled on your mobile device with the virtual joysticks of the ROV's app. You can lock in the angle to look down at the bottom or up at the surface, and to hover at a depth of your choosing. Dual Play Mode allows one person to control the drone's movements while another controls the photography.

Applications

Explore underwater environments and marine life as far as 15m below the surface

Inspect undersides of boats, aquaculture facilities, or infrastructures such as dams and supports

Grab underwater footage and photos for content creation

Video and Photo

Field of view: 100°

Records 1920 x 1080 video at 30 fps

Live-streaming 720p video

Captures 2MP still photos

1/2.9"""" CMOS sensor, f/1.6 lens

Two 250-lumen LED lights

Use and Handling

Compact at 9.7 x 7.4 x 3.6"

Lightweight at 1kg

Maximum speed 3 knots (5' per second)

Stable, fluid navigation with five-thruster design and intelligent control algorithms

Can move tilted up to 45° for up or down angled viewing

Depth lock mode

Real-time sharing on social media

Dual Play Mode allows one person to control movement and another to control photography

Powered by 4800mAh battery, one-hour runtime, two hours charge time

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CHASING Dory Underwater Drone with Backpack

The Chasing Dory Underwater Drone with Backpack is a compact remotely operated vehicle that transmits photos and video from as deep as 15m and is controlled by a smartphone or tablet. The Dory lets you take breathtaking photos and capture majestic underwater scenes whether you’re in or out of the water. The Dory connects to a small floating Wi-Fi buoy with a 15m tether and streams live 720p video from beneath the surface, to your device and to social media if you like. It snaps 2MP photos and records 1920 x 1080 video at 25 fps, enhanced by a colour-restore algorithm for dynamic imagery, and its wide f/1.6 lens captures the scenery and the action even in low-light environments. Two 250-lumen LED lights to illuminate the scene, with a colour temperature of 4000k to 5000k.

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