AUTEL Dragonfish with T3 Camera Payload is a long‑endurance tilt‑rotor VTOL unmanned aircraft system designed for professional and government aerial operations that require both visual and thermal data capture. Built on the Dragonfish Standard airframe, the system combines vertical takeoff and landing capability with fixed‑wing flight efficiency to support runway‑independent deployment and extended mission duration. It features one‑button automatic takeoff and landing, intelligent tracking, pointed flight, terrain following, and fast task execution. The IP43‑rated airframe, rapid 3‑minute assembly process, and integrated 5‑second system self‑check support reliable operation in complex field environments.

Equipped with the T3 camera payload, the Dragonfish is well suited for use cases including public safety operations, search and rescue, infrastructure inspection, utilities monitoring, and situational awareness missions. The T3 payload integrates a 4K camera with 20x optical zoom, a 12‑megapixel wide‑angle camera, and a 640×512 resolution infrared thermal sensor mounted on a 3‑axis stabilized gimbal. This multi‑sensor configuration enables detailed visual inspection and thermal detection during day or night operations. Combined with long‑range dual‑frequency image transmission and dual‑engine RTK and GNSS positioning, the system supports accurate and repeatable aerial data collection workflows.

Autel DG-T3

Key Features:

• Tilt‑rotor VTOL design combining vertical takeoff and landing with fixed‑wing endurance
• Up to 120 minutes of flight time with payload
• IP43‑rated airframe with 3‑minute assembly and 5‑second system self‑check
• Dual‑frequency image transmission range up to 30 km
• T3 camera payload with 4K resolution and 20x optical zoom
• 12 MP wide‑angle camera for broad area coverage
• 640×512 resolution infrared thermal sensor for heat detection and monitoring
• 3‑axis stabilized gimbal for smooth, stable imaging
• Dual‑engine RTK and GNSS positioning modules for high‑precision operations