DJI

DJI Avata

The DJI Avata, introduced by DJI in early 2022, marks a notable evolution in the world of compact FPV (first‑person view) aircraft. Building on DJI’s legacy of consumer and professional drones such as the Phantom and Mavic series, the Avata was developed to combine the immersive flying experience of racing drones with the safety and stability of DJI’s sensor‑rich platforms. Its cylindrical carbon‑fiber frame houses a 1/2.3‑inch CMOS sensor capable of 4K video at 60 fps and a 48‑megapixel still photo mode, while a three‑axis gimbal ensures smooth footage despite aggressive maneuvers. Key features include obstacle‑sensing in four directions, a built‑in transmission system (O3 + CineWhoop) delivering up to 10 km range with a low‑latency 1080p video feed, and a detachable propeller system that reduces the risk of damage during crashes. The Avata also supports DJI’s FPV goggles, providing an immersive cockpit view for pilots of all skill levels. Its significance lies in democratizing high‑performance FPV flight, making cinematic aerial storytelling accessible to creators without extensive technical training, and setting a new benchmark for safety‑first design in the rapidly growing drone‑racing segment. Since its launch, the Avata has inspired a vibrant community of developers creating custom accessories and software upgrades.

Design & Classification

Manufacturer
DJI
Wikidata ID
Q135454509