Ocusync controller

[Hunttr]

Hello all, Ive been looking way to long to find the answer to a very simple question.Q: Can the Epson Moverio 35e glasses/goggles be used/connected with the mavic 2 controller (with ocusync 2.0) ? Looks like their is a usb-A type port on the controller, could a cable be connected from there to the Moverio 35e?
Thanks

 

[Johnmcl7]

No, I don't believe they will connect directly with the standard Mavic 2 controller. Looking at the product spec it appears these glasses will take an hdmi input or USB but the USB will only be for Windows or similar devices where they can load a driver for it plus for full functionality the Mavic needs to interface with an IOS or Android device which the 35e's don't have since they're just an output device.

They would probably work with a smart controller since it has an Android device builtin and an HDMI output as well as any other IOS/Android devices that have separate hdmi out.

Epson do offer a model specifically for DJI drones:

Moverio BT-300

The Moverio BT-300 head mounted display is ideal for delivering augmented reality applications and features Miracast, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity.

www.epson.co.uk

I'm not familiar with the 35e product though and this is just from what I've read on their pages.