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    14 Nov 2025

    What Is a Drone “Dual Redundancy System”?

    by Jenny | posted in: Log In | 0

    You may have heard the term “dual redundancy system.”
    But most people’s first reaction is:

    “Does it just mean adding an extra battery?”

    Actually, no.
    Real redundancy isn’t about adding more pieces—it’s about designing a system that is inherently safe.

    ✅ 1. Where Does DJI’s Redundancy Come From?

    DJI doesn’t follow the “just add another one” philosophy. Instead, they rely on:

    High-energy-density batteries (one performs like two from others)

    Intelligent power management

    Multi-layer safety protection logic

    Cell-level health monitoring

    So real redundancy means:

    Each core component is so reliable that you don’t even need a backup.

    This is engineering-grade redundancy, not fake redundancy.

    ✅ 2. The True Mechanical Redundancy:
    Coaxial Twin-Rotor System

    DJI Agras drones use:

    Dual motors + dual counter-rotating propellers (Coaxial Twin-Rotor design)

    This is a high-end aviation-level structure.

    What does it bring?

    ① More Stability

    The two propellers spin in opposite directions, canceling torque automatically.
    Even in strong winds, the drone stays stable—like having four extra seat belts holding it in place.

    ② Greater Lift

    The upper and lower propellers work together on the same axis.
    It’s like having two horses pulling the same cart—far more power than a single horse struggling alone.

    ③ Better Wind Resistance

    Counter-rotating airflow is straight, powerful, and resistant to side gusts.
    The drone is less likely to “swing” or get pushed off course.

    ④ Real Safety Backup

    With two motors working together, if one has an issue, the other can still maintain attitude control.
    This gives the drone a real chance to fly back safely.

    This is true redundancy, built into the power system itself—
    not “adding an extra battery for courage.”

    The Easiest Way to Remember It:

    DJI’s redundancy isn’t about adding more.
    It’s about designing a system so good you don’t need to worry.

    In other words:

    Others rely on stacking components to look strong.
    DJI relies on engineering strength to stand strong.

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