Great Video Showing Obstacle Avoidance Working Well

Kenneth Marsola · Mar 15, 2016

This video shows collision avoidance working VERY WELL.
The last 3 instances show it working at high speed

CaptainDrone798 · Mar 15, 2016

Isn't Collision Avoidance disabled in "S" mode?

newtothis · Mar 15, 2016

Kenneth Marsola said:
This video shows collision avoidance working VERY WELL.
The last 3 instances show it working at high speed

Nice!!

PrecisionAeroworks · Mar 15, 2016

Pretty neat.
In "#8" you can see him trying to give it full forward pitch into the hill (notice he's in controller mode 1). And it refuses to commit dronicide.

RoyB · Mar 15, 2016

How come in the last scene he has the left control all the way forward and the bird isn't rising?

PrecisionAeroworks · Mar 15, 2016

RoyB said:
How come in the last scene he has the left control all the way forward and the bird isn't rising?

His controller is mode 1! Not the far more common mode 2. It's full forward pitch.

msinger · Mar 15, 2016

CaptainDrone798 said:
Isn't Collision Avoidance disabled in "S" mode?

Yes.

dewster · Mar 15, 2016

Nice!

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isopro · Mar 15, 2016

Nice, but dont DJI depict it in its video like it avoid and continue course, by raising or dodging the obstacle, all i see is a complete stop...

PrecisionAeroworks · Mar 16, 2016

isopro said:
Nice, but dont DJI depict it in its video like it avoid and continue course, by raising or dodging the obstacle, all i see is a complete stop...

If it was autonomously "headed somewhere", like the home point during an RTH, it should find a way around the obstacle and continue. In this video, all we see is manual control.

Kenneth Marsola · Mar 16, 2016

PrecisionAeroworks said:
If it was autonomously "headed somewhere", like the home point during an RTH, it should find a way around the obstacle and continue. In this video, all we see is manual control.

Correct, in order to see how it works in the RTH mode, someone would have to fly behind a building, with the the RTH altitude set below the height of the building, and RTH.
ANY TAKERS ?? --- ha ha ha !!
OR
Watch this video

hionbusa · Mar 16, 2016

Forward ascend & facing tree branches will be the ultimate test of this feature .

ianwood · Mar 16, 2016

It is very cool. Just appreciate the limits. You can't be flat out. And don't expect much from sparsely populated tree branches and power lines.

newtothis · Mar 16, 2016

Kenneth Marsola said:
Correct, in order to see how it works in the RTH mode, someone would have to fly behind a building, with the the RTH altitude set below the height of the building, and RTH.
ANY TAKERS ?? --- ha ha ha !!
OR
Watch this video

Sweet!!!