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DJI Terra Releases New Update v 4.4.6: Fixes Previous Issues

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DJI has recently released the latest version of DJI Terra v 4.4.6 on the 21st of February 2025, coming in with enhanced Lidar Point Cloud processing. The latest version is bringing in more stable and accurate mapping experience to their customers. DJI Terra is a 3D model software that has photogrammetry as its base core technology and it is a perfect match for DJI enterprise payloads from lidar, multispectral and photogrammetry. It is used in many scenarios such as mapping, land surveying, emergency services, power transmission, construction, transportation, and agriculture.

New Update

  • Optimized the stability of LiDAR Point Cloud processing tasks.

Fixed Issues

V4.4.6 fixes the inaccurate colour rendering in previous versions that came after modifying the base point in LiDAR point cloud processing. Another fixed issue in the new and latest version is the inaccurate colour rendering when Smooth Point Cloud option is activated in  

Release Notes

From DJI Terra v4.0.0 and later, an NVIDIA graphics card (4 GB) with a computing power of 6.1 or above is recommended. Also online license will nolonger be valid after DJI Terra is offline for 3 days.

DJI has been constantly releasing new updates and versions to fix previous issues and bugs. It is important that you download or keep your software with the latest versions to enjoy the best experience and better results.

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