Drone with foldable agility and cinematic 4K precision

Folded into a compact footprint yet ready to unfurl across the sky, the Atom 2 balances transportable dimensions with a 219 mm diagonal span that extends its wingspan to 300 × 242 mm at full stretch—propellers included—to establish an intuitive presence in the air.

Powered by GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, and BeiDou, the navigation suite keeps positioning steadfast from urban rooftops to mountain ridges, while the PixSync 4.0 transmission system sustains 1080p live view, 120 ms latency, and clarity up to 10 km with dual antennas steering every frame.

The camera module centers on a 1/2" CMOS sensor, capturing 48 MP stills and 4K video at up to 30 fps, all through an f/1.8 aperture and 79.4° field of view; the lens tilts from –90° to +20°, offering dramatic upward sweeps and razor-sharp descent shots across HDR and defog-friendly scenes.

Photos emerge at 8000×6000 (4:3) or 1696×3000 (9:16), and video options stretch from cinematic 3840×2160 at 24–30 fps to FHD slow motion at 1080×1080, with MPEG4 shooting in H.264/H.265, support for JPG plus RAW (DNG), and digital zoom ranges tailored to each resolution.

Its three-axis gimbal maintains mechanical stability across tilt, roll, and pan, while ±0.01° angular vibration suppression keeps horizons level and motion smooth even during 100°/s tilt movements, delivering visuals that reflect the craft’s poised design language.

Flight time reaches 32 minutes at steady speeds of 5 m/s, with up to 29 minutes of indoor hovering, all managed by the 2230 mAh smart battery that charges via USB-C or parallel hub in as little as 1.3 hours to sustain extended creative sessions.

Sport mode unlocks responsive ascent at 5 m/s, descent at 4 m/s, and horizontal speeds up to 16 m/s, while the Atom 2 resists winds of 38 km/h (Level 5) and remains stable at altitudes up to 4,000 m above sea level when conditions allow.

Visual positioning covers 0.3–5 m heights, with AI tracking modes such as Spotlight, Follow, and Parallel keeping subjects centered, while AutoShots like Pull-away, Spiral, Rocket, and Dolly Zoom compose choreographed sequences without manual intervention.

The DSRC23A controller matches the drone’s sleek lines with a USB-C charging port, support for Lightning, USB-C, and Micro-USB mobile devices, and a two-battery layout that sustains four hours of remote operation with live view streaming.

From crisp 12 MP bursts, bracketing, panorama, and vertical shooting to fully spec’d cruise control, Atom 2 blends thoughtful ergonomics with a flight platform ready for both spontaneous voyages and carefully staged visual storytelling.