DJI Dock + Propeller

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Get daily quantities automatically

For sites where things change every day, “we’ll fly when we can” isn’t good enough. DJI Dock + Propeller helps keep the field and office aligned with fresher visibility, without relying on someone being available to fly.

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The problem

When capture is irregular or weekly, uncertainty creeps in between milestones. Teams second-guess progress, issues are found late, and decisions slow down.

DJI Dock + Propeller changes that by giving teams a more consistent pulse on site change.

What it is

Scheduled capture that flows into Propeller.

Repeatable, autonomous capture that flows straight into Propeller.
With scheduled, repeatable autonomous flights captured via DJI Dock 2 or DJI Dock 3, survey data flows directly into Propeller automatically.
That means the field and office stay aligned with fresher visibility, without relying on someone being available to fly.
RTK-only option: For RTK workflows, you can achieve consistently repeatable results (often in the 3–5 cm range) depending on site conditions and setup.

Why teams use DJI Dock + Propeller

More frequent visibility, less manual work.

Keep capture moving on high-activity sites with a connected workflow built for repeatable, autonomous flights.

01

Fly more often without the hassle.

Maintain a regular pulse on site change—daily or sub-daily—without scheduling a pilot for every flight.

02

See your site as progress is made.

More frequent capture helps teams spot change earlier, validate progress, and reduce uncertainty between major milestones.

03

Save time with automated transfer + processing.

Data flows straight into the processing pipeline, reducing the manual upload steps that slow teams down.

04

One integration for both docks.

The same Propeller workflow supports DJI Dock 2 and DJI Dock 3, so teams aren’t locked to a specific dock generation.

Designed for the sites that need it most

Scale capture without pulling people off operations.

DJI Dock is a practical way to scale capture for fixed, high-activity sites where consistent visibility matters.

01

Long-term, high-activity sites

Keep a regular pulse on sites where work changes quickly and visibility can’t wait for weekly capture.

02

Fixed locations

Use dock-based capture where a dock can stay deployed and support repeatable site coverage.

03

Consistent visibility

Help teams stay aligned without pulling people away from day-to-day operations.

Use case

Daily progress scans

Keep stakeholders aligned with fresher site reality between major milestones.

Use case

Stockpile tracking

Support higher-cadence quantity tracking without adding manual upload steps.

Beta release

What to expect

This is an open beta release. RTK only in this release, no PPK. Dock-to-site mapping is configured with support today.

How it works

From autonomous flight to shared site reality.

Step 1

Dock captures the site

DJI Dock launches and charges the drone autonomously.

Step 2

Auto syncs to Propeller

Propeller ingests the flight, stitches multi-leg missions, and processes the data.

Step 3

Review results in Propeller

See fresher site data in Propeller with no manual effort or coordination.

DJI Dock + Propeller

DJI Dock and Propeller workflow placeholder

Get daily quantities automatically

For sites where things change every day, “we’ll fly when we can” isn’t good enough. DJI Dock + Propeller helps keep the field and office aligned with fresher visibility, without relying on someone being available to fly.

Talk to an expert


The problem

When capture is irregular or weekly, uncertainty creeps in between milestones. Teams second-guess progress, issues are found late, and decisions slow down.

DJI Dock + Propeller changes that by giving teams a more consistent pulse on site change.

What it is

Scheduled capture that flows into Propeller.

Repeatable, autonomous capture that flows straight into Propeller.
With scheduled, repeatable autonomous flights captured via DJI Dock 2 or DJI Dock 3, survey data flows directly into Propeller automatically.
That means the field and office stay aligned with fresher visibility, without relying on someone being available to fly.
RTK-only option: For RTK workflows, you can achieve consistently repeatable results (often in the 3–5 cm range) depending on site conditions and setup.

Why teams use DJI Dock + Propeller

More frequent visibility, less manual work.

Keep capture moving on high-activity sites with a connected workflow built for repeatable, autonomous flights.

01

Fly more often without the hassle.

Maintain a regular pulse on site change (daily or sub-daily) without scheduling a pilot for every flight.

02

See your site as progress is made.

More frequent capture helps teams spot change earlier, validate progress, and reduce uncertainty between major milestones.

03

Save time with automated transfer + processing.

Data flows straight into the processing pipeline, reducing the manual upload steps that slow teams down.

04

One integration for both docks.

The same Propeller workflow supports DJI Dock 2 and DJI Dock 3, so teams aren’t locked to a specific dock generation.

Designed for the sites that need it most

Scale capture without pulling people off operations.

DJI Dock is a practical way to scale capture for fixed, high-activity sites where consistent visibility matters.

01

Long-term, high-activity sites

Keep a regular pulse on sites where work changes quickly and visibility can’t wait for weekly capture.

02

Fixed locations

Use dock-based capture where a dock can stay deployed and support repeatable site coverage.

03

Consistent visibility

Help teams stay aligned without pulling people away from day-to-day operations.

Use case

Daily progress scans

Keep stakeholders aligned with fresher site reality between major milestones.

Use case

Stockpile tracking

Support higher-cadence quantity tracking without adding manual upload steps.

Beta release

What to expect

This is an open beta release. RTK only in this release, no PPK. Dock-to-site mapping is configured with support today.

How it works

From autonomous flight to shared site reality.

Step 1

Dock captures the site

DJI Dock flies, lands, charges, and uploads autonomously.

Step 2

Auto syncs to Propeller

Propeller ingests the flight, stitches multi-leg missions, and processes the data.

Step 3

Review results in Propeller

See fresher site data in Propeller with no manual effort or coordination.