DJI Matrice 400

DJI Matrice 400

Built to Push Boundaries. Designed for Complex Missions.

The DJI Matrice 400 represents the next generation in enterprise drone technology, setting a new standard for endurance, payload flexibility, obstacle sensing, and automation. With a flight time of up to 59 minutes, support for payloads up to 6 kg, and power-line-level obstacle avoidance powered by an integrated combination of rotating LiDAR, mmWave radar, and low-light fisheye sensors, the Matrice 400 is engineered for professionals who demand performance, reliability, and scalability in the most demanding environments.

Whether you're conducting detailed power line inspections, complex mapping missions, large-area search and rescue operations, or industrial infrastructure surveys, the Matrice 400 is a versatile platform that adapts to your operational needs while delivering unmatched safety, intelligence, and data precision.

Performance That Powers Possibilities

Extended Flight Time with Real-World Payloads

With an optimized powertrain and intelligent energy management, the Matrice 400 can achieve up to 59 minutes of forward flight time and up to 53 minutes of hover duration, even when carrying payloads. This extended flight time enables professionals to cover more ground in a single mission, minimize downtime between battery swaps, and increase operational efficiency across a variety of industries, from emergency services to geospatial mapping and environmental monitoring.

• Maximum forward flight time: 59 minutes
• Maximum hovering time: 53 minutes
• Top flight speed: 25 m/s
• Maximum payload capacity: 6 kg

Modular Payload System for Multi-Scenario Flexibility

The Matrice 400 is purpose-built to support a wide range of payloads and mission-specific tools, allowing operators to seamlessly adapt to different field requirements. The platform supports a single or dual downward gimbal setup and includes a third gimbal port for enhanced versatility. It is equipped with four E-Port V2 interfaces, enabling the simultaneous operation of up to seven payloads, including DJI native sensors, third-party devices, and onboard computing modules.