DJI Uses Movement and Facial Recognition to Operate Its Mini Drones
Chayeanne Garvida — August 3, 2018 — Tech
DJI released its Dji Spark Mini Drone, which is is controlled by hand gestures. Using facial recognition technology, it allows unique users to control movements. Remote controllers and mobile devices are no longer needed to operate DJI’s Spark Mini Drone due to all the signature technology features. This tech piece comes with intelligent flight control options, a two-axis mechanical gimbal, ultra-smooth technology, and a f/2.6 wide-angle camera lens with a 25mm equivalent focal length.
The drone can resist up to 31mph of high-speed winds because of its aerodynamic, lightweight and compact design. It is equipped with an advanced flight control system, allowing users to easily capture those exhilarating moments. The DJI Go 4 app makes it easier for users to edit photos and conveniently upload them onto social media platforms.
The drone can resist up to 31mph of high-speed winds because of its aerodynamic, lightweight and compact design. It is equipped with an advanced flight control system, allowing users to easily capture those exhilarating moments. The DJI Go 4 app makes it easier for users to edit photos and conveniently upload them onto social media platforms.
Trend Themes
1. Gesture-controlled Drones - There is an opportunity for companies to develop gesture-controlled drones that can be operated without the need for traditional remote controllers or mobile devices.
2. Facial Recognition Technology in Drones - Companies can explore the integration of facial recognition technology in drones to allow for personalized control and enhanced security features.
3. Intelligent Flight Control Options - There is potential for the development of drones with advanced flight control systems that offer users easy and precise control over their aerial photography and videography.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - The consumer electronics industry can capitalize on the trend of gesture-operated drones by designing and manufacturing innovative drone models with intuitive and easy-to-use control mechanisms.
2. Photography and Videography - The photography and videography industry can leverage gesture-controlled drones with intelligent flight control options to capture stunning aerial footage and simplify the editing and sharing process.
3. Security and Surveillance - The security and surveillance industry can explore the use of facial recognition technology in drones to enhance their capabilities for monitoring and identification purposes.
1.1
Score
Popularity
Activity
Freshness
