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Flight Plan UAV, an APM/Pixhawk-compatible Android GCS app, now available

Posted by Lenildo Santos da Silva on March 8, 2016 at 2:30pm

Free in the Google Play store to generate flight plan for areas mapping.

Planning UAVs flights using height, lateral overlap and selected camera. After the plan generation, data can be exported to Mission Planner and DroidPlanner. Instructions for use in www.microvant.com.br. Especially useful to perform the mapping of rectangular areas with drone, UAV.

UAV Flight Plan creation for APM and PixHawk using Mission Planner and DroidPlanner

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  • Nitin Gupta March 11, 2016 at 5:26am

    As this app matures, it can become an important tool for many survey/inspection kind of drone applications. Tight integration with flight-control APIs, gimbal and camera will be the key! Gradually support for more drones/autopilots/cameras/gimbals can be added (or an OS layer, like FlytOS, can take care of that).

  • Lenildo Santos da Silva March 11, 2016 at 3:57am

    We define a side overlap, something essential to the work we do and spin the entire flight plan (the whole box), this has to be changed often in the field quickly for us to fly for days, these resources they are essential.

  • Matt™ March 10, 2016 at 2:29pm

    Looks great!  Can you explain what advantages this has over the native "grid" functionality already available in Mission Planner?

  • Lenildo Santos da Silva March 10, 2016 at 3:05am

    I am studying to connect using DroneKit, now I will study Flyt too. Thank you.

  • Nitin Gupta March 9, 2016 at 9:14pm

    Hello Lenildo, if you integrate it with FlytAPIs (http://flytbase.com), users will be able to directly connect to their drones from your app, and start collecting data. They can skip the manual steps of exporting the mission to a different application.

    If you need help in this integration, let me know. We have a library of sample android apps using FlytAPIs to talk to drones (http://github.com/flytbase/flytsamples)

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