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Figure 1: de Havilland “DH-82B” Queen Bee and remote pilot base station
Figure 3: DJI Matrice 100 – quadcopter
Table 1: RGB sensor example specifications
Figure 5: Scout package (left), DJI M600 & Scout package (center), Sensor info (right)
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