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Guru3D.com » News » DJI Launches Public Beta of Geofencing System For Their Drones

DJI Launches Public Beta of Geofencing System For Their Drones

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 01/02/2016 02:46 PM | source: | 5 comment(s)
DJI Launches Public Beta of Geofencing System For Their Drones

DJI launched a public beta version of its new geofencing system in North America and Europe. With this major upgrade to DJI's existing geofencing system, users will have access to live information about areas temporarily restricted from flight due to forest fires, major stadium events, VIP travel and other changing circumstances. 

Geospatial Environment Online (GEO) will provide drone users with up-to-date guidance on locations where flight may be restricted by regulation or raise safety or security concerns.

The GEO system will also show restricted areas around locations like prisons, power plants and other sensitive areas where drone flight would raise non-aviation security concerns.

To accommodate the large variety of authorized applications, GEO will allow drone operators with verified DJI accounts to self-authorize and temporarily unlock flight in some locations. Certain areas where drone flight is not allowed, such as Washington D.C., will remain as unlockable no-fly zones. Unlocking requires a DJI account verified with a credit card, debit card or mobile phone number. DJI will neither collect nor store the information, and the service is free.

The verified account is required only if a user chooses to fly in a location that might raise aviation safety or security concerns. 

Use of GEO requires a drone firmware update and installation of a beta version of the DJI Go app.

Android users can directly download the APK file at http://bit.ly/1PyIVIA. Users of iOS devices can request a download of the beta app by providing an email address to flysafe@dji.com. 

DJI expects to release a final version of GEO after completion of this short beta period.

The GEO public beta will work with both DJI’s Phantom 3 and Inspire 1 drones, with specific versions available for download at http://www.dji.com/flysafe/geo-system. 




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tsunami231
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#5213810 Posted on: 01/02/2016 08:06 PM
drones this drones that, itsnt easy enough to spy on people? hah.

All this reminds me of the eyeborg movie

Kyrat
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#5214022 Posted on: 01/03/2016 10:02 AM
Yes yes... all drones is watching you in the shower... -.-'

dcx_badass
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#5214176 Posted on: 01/03/2016 08:51 PM
Sign up to get more restrictions, yeah right. Glad I'm using a community based flight controller.

As for spying, really? Try spy on someone with footage from a gopro at a range or 100ft+ sometimes moving at 20-60mph, good luck spotting anything in detail.

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#5214284 Posted on: 01/04/2016 03:41 AM
just cause some drones cant dont mean there other that cant either... speak more about how drones are becoming more prevalent, which will make much easier for goverments to do more spying then they do now

and if you dont think drones arent already use for spying? i would like to know what rock you live under, :banana:

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#5214295 Posted on: 01/04/2016 04:38 AM
just cause some drones cant dont mean there other that cant either... speak more about how drones are becoming more prevalent, which will make much easier for goverments to do more spying then they do now

and if you dont think drones arent already use for spying? i would like to know what rock you live under, :banana:

Spot the American, best get out our shotguns and start shooting down them damn drones. Someone flying a $50 quad or even a homemade $500 quad is a bit different to a military predator drone spotting targets over Syria.

A quad is noisy, has a relatively low flight time and is easy to spot and cameras just don't have the ability to get anything in detail, unless you spent $5k on a 750mm hex camera rig, but that's not subtle or useful for spying.

Also, protip, they're not drones.

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