I was able to recover the drone after 2,5 hrs with a smart Dji find my drone application, otherwise It would have been lost. I find this very disturbing as it is a safety future from DJI, which apparently is overwritten during flight by the Pix4D app.
#Multispec camera problem pix4d pro
The Mavic Pro has avoiding sensors, which obviously didn’t work with the Pix4 capture app. I took off from an area approx 99m lower, distance about 400m from the POI with line of sight taken into consideration. Now I want to know how it is possible that the drone crashed only 10 sec after take off, although the mapping altitude was set 65 m above the peak (GSD around 2,5 cm)?īefore take off I calibrated the camera and compass, the Pix4 D capture checklist was ok. Yesterday I planned to fly a double grid mapping mission in a remote area, highest peak was around 499 m AGL. Have a look at this thread: (iOS) Multi-battery flight / resume have a look at the following thread for more information: (Android, iOS) Images are not captured. There are already users with similar feature request. Indeed, the resume option would be beneficial in the case you are mentioning. It is solely based on the position of the aircraft.Īs you were using the Fast mode the way-points were not uploaded for every single image but just for the flight plan. This mode does not make the drone stop but the connection with the drone should be maintained without interruption. iOS Fast: The app sends a signal when to shoot.This means the drone can fly the mission without requiring a connection with the app. The way-points where to shoot are uploaded to the drone before starting the mission. iOS Safe: The drone stops to take every picture which significantly increases the flight time.This might help and make it easier to collect the remaining data after an app crash or if a single battery cannot complete the mission for some nice way to cool down the device did you maybe have the chance to test the app with the latest version? Let us know if the issue persists. Given the responses above to both issues, it might be a good idea to add a feature to Resume a previously incomplete flight plan. Why would the image collection data not be uploaded during the same time the flight plan is uploaded, that way if an App crash occurs, the images are still collected? I guess I was just a bit shocked, when the entire flight plan/Grid seemed to be uploaded in the beginning and after the App crash, the the Mavic continued to fly the grid, but the images were not collected. Is there a way to share the flight plan, so that I can be sure all settings are the same for testing purposes. At this time, I’m not even sure if I have another device to try it with. Issue 2: No, I have not had a chance to test with a different device. 803’x442’ Double Grid to be exact in sizing AGLĪs far as Issue #1, I could really see this being a big issue if I was flying at close to the limits of the battery, and switching to Safe mode causes the battery to die before the flight is actually complete. This has happened on 5 different missions over the past 2 days, all of which were extremely close in size, with roughly 15min flights. As stated in the title, I use an Ipad Mini 4 with the latest Pix4D Capture software. So, why is my App crashing? I Force quit all apps, then force a shutdown and restart of the Ipad before beginning to fly with Pix4D. Initially, I thought the flight finished as it should, but once back at the office I see that All the images did not get collected. The mavic continues to finish flying the remaining grid patterns, but does not collect any more images. On the same mission as referenced above, Double Grid 3D Mapping/Model mission, before the second grid is complete (Roughly 60% complete), Pix4DCapture crashes. Issue 2: This is the bigger of the 2 problems. Once the First row of that second grid is flown, the mavic switches back to capturing pics in Fast Mode. Instead of capturing images in Fast Mode, the first row, switches to Safe Mode. Issue 1: The first grid is flown and the first row of the crossing grid is started. I’m actually getting a couple of weird issues. I’ve been trying to use Pix4D Capture and our Mavic Pro on a couple small sites.ĭouble Grid, Camera angle 65 Degrees, with 75% overlap front and sides, Fast Mode.
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