Given the unthrottled interest and anticipation uncorked by repeated leaks ahead of DJI’s expected Mavic 3 Pro launch next month, it seems likely nothing could possibly threaten the world’s newest drone – apart, perhaps, from the world’s worsening supply chain problems.
UAVs, of course, have nothing to do with the reasons why global supply chains have been and remained swamped by a glut of products needing to be transported. But they do use those networks to get to final users for unboxing. And given the apparently worsening constipation of worldwide supply chains, DJI has must be mindful – if not concerned – about the risk of the hottest-drone-yet-to-be-officially-acknowledged-much-less-released Mavic 3 Pro getting stuck in those as hyperventilating customers impatiently wait.
As US President Joe Biden’s order this month for the Port of Los Angeles to operate cargo processing on a 24/7 basis indicates, global supply chain problems are now…
