It´s possible get Obstacle data and Virtual Stick with Cloud API?

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Hi,

It´s possible flight indoors with Cloud API?
Can I get obstacle data and set virtual stick movements, like in MSDK?
If yes can you point me any demo or leads to achieve that?
I see the Windows API can do that, but seems deprecated.

Thank you

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  • DJI Developer Support
    Are you using the Cloud API through Pilot2 or the Cloud API through the dock. Currently, obstacle avoidance information can only be obtained by using the Cloud API in the dock when flying manually at Cloud. Pilot2 cannot obtain obstacle avoidance information by using the Cloud API.
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  • InfoSystems

    We plan, use Pilot2 because we cannot afford a expensive dock to flight indoors.
    Dji have any plan to make a dock like skydio, to only charge the battery indoors?

    Skydio have a external dock that seems like the DJI Dock, but have a simple dock for indoors that only have the landing pad that charge the battery only.

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  • InfoSystems

    It´s difficult to add this feature to Pilot2 (get obstacle data)?

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  • DJI Developer Support
    I'm sorry, we don't know the corresponding product plan yet. Pilot2 currently does not have this plan to report obstacle data, because Pilot2 uses Cloud API and someone must manually control the aircraft and be able to view obstacle avoidance information from the remote control, so it is not reported to the cloud.
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  • InfoSystems
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    The idea it's for autonomous flight, but using intranet for basic flight commands like virtual sticks and imaging processing for localization. Resuming I want a PC sending virtual sticks commands acting as ground station for indoor flight. How it's the easy way to do that?

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  • InfoSystems
    • Edited

    Using Msdk seem more difficult to process images real-time in a android device (RC Pro Controller)

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  • DJI Developer Support
    If you need real-time image processing, you can use the live broadcast function of Cloud API. Pilot2 does not support flight commands using the Cloud API and needs to be controlled on the remote controller.
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  • InfoSystems
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    Seems using msdk for this task it's inevitable. I can process streamming thru Java right inside rc pro right?

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  • DJI Developer Support
    If you need to obtain obstacle avoidance information in the cloud, the current way is to use MSDK
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