The Chasing M2 PRO MAXis an industrial-grade underwater remote operated vehicle (ROV) designed for government and enterprise users. It is equipped with eight vectored thrusters, allowing 360-degree omnidirectional movements. The ROV can navigate at a maximum speed of 3 knots, dive to 200 meters deepwater, and move around a maximum horizontal radius of 400 meters.

CHASING M2 PRO MAX adopts the quick assembly and disassembly technology, enabling tool-free quick assembly and disassembly of more than 20 accessories such as sonars, CHASING USBL KIT, and CHASING Water Sampler. In addition, CHASING M2 PRO MAX has an integration of five ports, which simplifies the installation of multiple accessories. Up to five accessories can be mounted at a time. The ROV is powered by the second-generation anti-stuck motor C-MOTOR 2.0, which has 30% more power for a better anti-stuck capability.

Nothing Out of Reach

Expanding on the powerful features of the Ronin series, DJI RS 3 Pro is
an advanced, comprehensive camera expansion platform that empowers
videographers and provides coordinated shooting solutions for professional
crews. With DJI RS 3 Pro, nothing is out of reach

Handle Big Payloads

RS 3 Pro uses extended carbon fiber axis arms to allow more balancing space for professional cameras, making it a perfect fit for cameras like the Sony FX6 or Canon C70 with 24-70mm F2.8 lenses.

DJI Transmission evolves from the established DJI aerial video transmission
technology, delivering an integrated solution that combines a video receiver,
monitor, controller, and recorder. It is designed for native integration with
Ronin-series products and DJI Master Wheels, transforming the industry with a groundbreaking transmission experience that provides vision beyond boundaries.

DJI Transmission incorporates O3 Pro video transmission
technology, which offers an incredible 6km/20,000ft [1] on-ground transmission distance. It also supports transmission at 1080p/60fps with a max bitrate of 50Mbps as well as live audio monitoring at 16-bit
48 kHz, providing crews on large sets with an excellent remote visual and audio monitoring experience.