In 2015 DJI announced the DJI Matrice 100 – their version of a drone for developers and hardware enthusiasts. In early 2016 they released the new Phantom – DJI Phantom 4. Both of these drones feature intelligent maneuvering systems capable of seeing obstacles and are also capable of being equipped with state-of-the-art cameras.
We are pleased to announce that UgCS ground station software for drones will be supporting both – DJI Phantom 4 and Matrice 100. This support will be available in the upcoming version of UgCS - 2.9 which will be released in late June. UgCS is an easy-to-use ground station software which gives you the power to control your drones and send them on automated missions. It runs on Windows and Mac OS X. Phantom 4 and Matrice 100 will be able to connect to UgCS running on a laptop through the Android app UgCS for DJI.
Take a sneak-peek into the features of UgCS 2.9 here:
Phantom 4 and Matrice 100 will be added to the existing list of drones supported in UgCS ground station software. Currently from DJI UgCS supports the following drones:
Phantom 2, Phantom 2 Vision+, Phantom 3, Inspire 1, Ace One, Naza-M V2, A2 and Wookong-M
UgCS also supports drones from other manufacturers such as 3D Robotics, Microdrones, MicroPilot, MikroKopter and even Lockheed Martin.
Get UgCS here: www.ugcs.com
Safe flights,
UgCS Team
Comments
That is excellent news :) I loved the Matrice before because of the possibility to program it, but with the ability to program it to perform automated missions, this drone will become the favorite of many. Once again, this is really great news!