rodmacpherson
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Hmmmmm…….
Imagine if every Cybertruck came with a little CyberDrone that followed it around at all times to provide a birds-eye view.Link in my drone camera for a truebird'sdrone's eye view?
If the drone can keep up with the 120 mph CT and avoid telephone/power lines, that would be one seriously cool drone.Imagine if every Cybertruck came with a little CyberDrone that followed it around at all times to provide a birds-eye view.
Faa might have something to say about that. Tesla isn't giving out faa drone licenses with each ct!Imagine if every Cybertruck came with a little CyberDrone that followed it around at all times to provide a birds-eye view.
They currently are.Drone licenses are still in court. They may not be legal.
-Crissa
Easy...If the drone can keep up with the 120 mph CT and avoid telephone/power lines, that would be one seriously cool drone.
If it's going to be tethered, you might as well put a camera on a stand on the roof. Something that can take 360-degree views. How about something like the Mosaic cameras. Here are some sample videos.Easy...
You could just have a tethered drone too and just keep it under 250g. Just watch out for powerlines and bridges.
Multiple wifi cameras would be cool, they should be able to sync with the main 360 view so long they have enough overlap to stitch them together in realtime. They will need to do that anyway for a trailer camera because the trailer camera POV will always be moving in comparison to the fixed ones on the CT.
WiFi has advanced steadily in terms of bandwidth, security, signal rejection, etc. The answer to your question is more cameras than anyone needs. A lot more.Hmmmmm…….
I wonder how many WiFi cameras could be used at once. And if the CT will be able to recognize what view the camera is seeing so it can integrate the data with the 360 degree view.
Agreed. But a long tether of even just 20m or so would give great aerials and situational awareness with no range or battery limits. Maybe a magnetic detachable tether would be best. I expect an untethered drone to be included as an option. They already have drone feature integrated in the CT UI patent with SLAM so I'd say its coming.If it's going to be tethered, you might as well put a camera on a stand on the roof. Something that can take 360-degree views. How about something like the Mosaic cameras. Here are some sample videos.
Would be cool to be able to attach the camera to a drone once you get somewhere to video things like waterfalls, etc.
Great idea! I wonder what other uses people will have for the Wifi link?If the drone can keep up with the 120 mph CT and avoid telephone/power lines, that would be one seriously cool drone.
There are a lot of good reasons why tethered drones are all mounted to fixed bases.Agreed. But a long tether of even just 20m or so would give great aerials and situational awareness with no range or battery limits. Maybe a magnetic detachable tether would be best. I expect an untethered drone to be included as an option. They already have drone feature integrated in the CT UI patent with SLAM so I'd say its coming.
PS a Insta360 camera would be a cheaper option, and would automatically be able to adjust for orientation and level regardless of mounting location. Smaller too.