Recent content by Statici

Oh lawdie, really? Jeez. I even figured that part of the purpose of the avoidance was to sense objects as it say, did orbits around the target.

Hmm, so this is cool, but is there enough object avoidance above the drone to say, avoid hitting tree branches on the way up? I do a lot of flying in trees with my P3S (yeah, I know, I've already ran into a few branches!) and it would be fantastic if, when I lose signal, it would try to explore...

Heh, yeah, not surprising. Advertisers generally forget that sort of stuff ;) in this case it's kind of a big deal though - they even add a little asterisk when bragging about the speed (under experimental conditions, with LOS) within the ad itself, lol. Sad to hear the sport mode/detection...

I'll go for them if they are under $300. My hopes hinged on them being low-latency (like analog transmitters are) but 120ms is far too high. That promo video they released? Two super weird things about it: They are flying out of LOS, clearly in a rocky passageway. Is the signal transmission...

So I just found this, and it saddened me: MavicPro - Mark and Romeo's Aerial Adventures ... "The goggles use OcuSync to display video directly from Mavic Pro, not the controller, reducing lag to an incredible 120 milliseconds." 120 milliseconds is very good by current digital video...

Yeah....only one of those three numbers is close to right. This is with a Phantom 3 standard too, lol.

Ohhhh awesome. That's the first news I've heard that it is at all shorter than the delay to the phone screen. Thanks for the little tip!

Hey guys! I just stumbled onto this site while looking for information on the video latency of the Goggles. Seems like nothing about that is out there yet, but here's hoping it's low enough that races like the one in their promo video are truly possible! Anyways, I live in southwest Colorado...

I'm hoping that the latency on the Goggles will be even lower; the video of two guys racing their mavics has me super hyped. Racing like that requires latency even less than .14 seconds; ideally, it would be under 10ms, but we'll see what they can do; processing 1080p video and sending it over a...