I am trying to get the IMU data from sensors to read out to the DJI UXSDKDemo App. The app is functioning, but I cannot figure out how to change the UI of the app such that the IMU data is printed out to the iOS device. Where would I begin to do this?
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Have you explored the api for Preflight Checklist?
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My use case is the following: I would like to retrieve waypoints set from a third party app in OnBoard SDK.
For the moment, I tried to set waypoints thanks to Altizure. Everything works just as expected in DJI PC Assistant 2 simulator. But I don't get the waypoints in OnBoard SDK (I am using ROS package to be more precise).
Is there some kind of way of requesting waypoints download in OnBoard SDK ?
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I want to listen to a bluetooth barcode scanner input events in my Xamarin.Forms app targetted for iOS, Android and UWP.
I found a few GitHub like bluetoothLE, on how to list BLE devices with Xamarin for iOS or Android (it also says it is compatible with UWP), and some hints as to how to register to input, but I couldn't get it to work...
So I was thinking if there was a way to register to ALREADY PAIRED items (which are paired at OS level, before launching the app) and hook up to input events? Does anyone have some suggestions?
I am working on Gimbal Beacons. I have registered my gimbal beacon on Google Beacon DashBoard. Now I can receive notification on any android device using my gimbal beacon. Now I want to do the same thing for iPhones. So that when an iPhone user opens bluetooth in beacon's range then a notification is received on iPhone. Please help me..!
Apple does not have an equivalent of Google's Nearby functionality that allows Android devices with Google Play Services to receive notifications when a beacon is in vicinity without a third party app installed.
On iOS devices, a third part app is generally required to send notifications for nearby beacons. Only one built-in app and one fairly common add-on app allow on iOS respond to third party beacons:
Passbook: if a user has installed a pass associated with a beacon, a notification will be displayed when it is nearby.
Google Chrome: responds to Eddystone-URL beacons if the Chrome Today widget gas been enabled. (Very few iOS users have Chrome and enable this.)
Other than the above, you need a third party app to make iOS respond to beacons.
I have an app that captures photos, add some additional details and send the images to my server that is currently used in an enterprise setup. I would like to add DJI Framework so the images captures thru the drone (thinking of Phantom 3) go thru the same workflow.
I DO NOT want the user to use 2 different apps (DJI GO to control the drone and capture photos) and our custom app to (import from DJI) and upload the photos to server. Would rather have everything as part of my custom App.
In the DJI SDK, most of the features are supported in the framework. Also, there is a sample app which is involved in the framework. I suggest to go through the code and find out which feature you want to use and implement in your app. Technically, you could implement you own 'DJI Go App' except some of features which require respond from DJI Sever.
You are trying to make custom image manipulation after recording the images from DJI drone
Following are the steps you have to consider for the app
Use DJI SDK for image capture
After capturing the image is finished then manipulate the images using OpenCV framework.
Post the data to server
You can also follow tutorial provided by them:
https://developer.dji.com/mobile-sdk/documentation/ios-tutorials/PanoDemo.html
In Android Wear it shows the notification and we can reply back through wearable device. But how to start any app from the Wearable device like voice input("Ok Google") or tap on the icon. Action should start from the wearable device not from mobile.
For Example to start my mobile's camera through Android Wear Device i will give voice input as "start Camera" and camera should start.
With the current preview-version of the SDK, this is not possible yet.
But looking at http://developer.android.com/wear/design/user-interface.html tells you, that this will possible using the "Cue Cards".
You can do this now! :)
With the release of the Wear SDK (API Level 20, Android 4.4W), you can now develop Wear applications with very much the same stack as standard Android apps (i.e. Activities, Services, Layouts, Views, &c).
There is also an API for communication, which for example Google Play Music uses to control media playback from the watch.Therefore, you could develop an application, installed both in the Wear device and in the handheld, to launch the phone's camera when started (by sending the command from the Wear activity).