The NatureEye project is designed for these camera-based technologies (Z-camera) to see the beauty of our planet from a bird’s eye view. This is not a virtual one, in which the user controls a drone with a switch – he flies and looks at whatever he wants. This is better than a personal trip to distant lands – besides, you can look around where you will never be allowed alive.
The list of places available for viewing will expand as the project develops. The results of a volcano in Iceland, Machu Picchu in Peru, Chyulu Hills in Kenya, the Mekong River in Cambodia, Elephant Sands in Botswana and Dungeness Estates in Washington. Milestones are used by upgraded versions of DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise vic 2 Zoom drones, lasts 30 minutes. The application is based on an online interface.
Using NatureEye does not require sterilization in the same way as a pole, so take the 10-minute online train and pay $95 for the pole. Half of the proceeds will go to the environmental fund. The most important thing is to use dizziness, which will tell you what is best to look at. You can also use HD photos and save them.
In most drones used by bad drones, they also operate on grammatic limits on altitude, flight speed and movement. Special algorithms can use collisions with animals, trees and other objects. The guide has the ability to take over control in a critical situation. It was planned that the project would include minimal nanoscale.
Source: Tech Cult
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