Why you don't make a parachute system that can be put on Maivc Pro if there is a need for it ? That it can be put on a click and that it was tested by DJI.

Like these additions to the enterprise series...   
https://www.kopterworx.com/shop/ ... To3_3R57K978_S90ths
https://www.dji.com/mavic-2-enterprise

To connect to the controller or DJI software and to activate it manually or automatically, if the aircraft begins to lose altitude quickly ...

Very cool concept

Cool

Only works if there is a connection tho....

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A small box with parachutes that activates if the aircraft turns 180 degrees, or suddenly loses its altitude .. I think that anyone would buy it    But like a universal box that can be mounted as we needed

Is this really a problem?  

I read most of the posts in this forum and can only remember a couple where the bird just dropped out of the sky.  Mostly there are stories of aircraft executing auto-landing over water or such - a problem a parachute wouldn't help (and might exacerbate).  Even if this deployed automatically if you crashed into something - most crashes occur at altitudes where the chute couldn't deploy quickly enough.  If the aircraft were spinning all about, I would think the chute lines would get tangled in the rotors and ruin any chance of the ac righting itself.

Yes mavic is great,  and that does not really need it.

But if you flies above a populated place, then is parachutes a great opportunity to mount

For those of you interested in using a chute for the Mavic look at this video:

I think most people aren't going to need this feature as cool as it would be. Other problem is not being able to activate it unless you have a connection

Remember seeing this ad for the Mavic Pro Parachute system

Looked like it would add a lot of weight to the MP

Added weight and drag , havent seen any manufacturer make an OEM version except the HUBSAN 501