Hey Everyone,

Hope you are all well and keeping safe.
I recently had the opportunity to try out the new U10 Methane sensor from AILF Labs and DJI Enterprise.
This is a new and very interesting payload for the Matrice 200 series that provides the capability to detect and report methane emissions and leaks.

Something that isn't for everyone, but is a very useful tool in managing emissions-intensive infrastructure in industries such as energy and resources, wastewater treatment and transfer and landfills.

Check it out here.   

Is it my imagination or does this affect how stable the flight is,  looks like a lot more wobble than normal.

DAFlys Posted at 4-2 01:01
Is it my imagination or does this affect how stable the flight is,  looks like a lot more wobble than normal.

It's not stabilised. The view is just for aiming the device at a target.

That is because it is a gas sensor mounted on a single axis gimbal, not a still/cine camera mounted on a 3 axis gimbal..

Farnk666 Posted at 4-2 02:25
It's not stabilised. The view is just for aiming the device at a target.

That is because it is a gas sensor mounted on a single axis gimbal, not a still/cine camera mounted on a 3 axis gimbal..

I didnt realise the gas sensor was also the camera.

Interesting stuff!