Back in June 2013, I shared some pictures from the then-new 3D Robotics Tijuana factory. Here's another batch, showing the growth and progress there. It's buzzing and packed!
Four pick-and-place machines running all the time:
Visual inspection of boards after they come out of the reflow ovens
Part of the customer service call center
Firmware loading and diagnostics
IRISs waiting for testing
Pallets of IRISs waiting to be shipped to distributors
The outdoor test facility. Every vehicle is flight tested before leaving the factory
Here's about half of the flight testing that each IRIS goes through. This part tests GPS and Loiter modes.
The ionized water washing machine, used to clean PCBs after manufacturing:
Chris, I am very impressed to see the pics of your facility. I am member of diy community right form it's inception. I saw you invent and grow. The real American dream come true. keep it up!
Chris.
All of us here in Baja California are proud of you and the 3DR staff.
We've put little Mexican flags on our vehicles!
Cheers
Timothy (in Ensenada)
Beautiful facility. I can only imagine how the DJI phantom facility looks like!
This is remarkable Chris. Congratulations.
My mind is blown at how wonderfully professional 3DR is, and how fast you are growing. Every talk given by Chris is an absolute treat. I would love to see more pictures!
I am sure you have some amazing innovations in the pipeline... thanks so much for sharing!
Gosh. That's a cool factory. I hand build a couple of drones per month and sell them here in the UK, and it's nice to see that my process has similar stages. It's more complex than people think.
great to see this compagny grow up!
very nice!
Outstanding!
Awesome to see what you and Jordi have built Chris. A true success story.
Forget the monetary gains, I am envious of your tooling and manufacturing capabilities. The things I would make if I had access to your equipment for a week:-)
Congrats! You guys deserve it!
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