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As long as an iPhone is used by Parrot as the controller, you're stuck with the AppStore's diktats; in this case, Apple won't let them record videos. Also, Par
by fab13n 16y ago
As long as an iPhone is used by Parrot as the controller, you're stuck with the AppStore's diktats; in this case, Apple won't let them record videos.
Also, Parrot's drone is fun to play with. The idea with sensefly is that you don't control it in realtime: you give it an itinerary before launching it, it follows it and comes back on its own. That's not as good for a toy, but more efficient for a professional tool.
- pornel 16y agoARDrone has an API, so you may be able to write your own Apple-free controller: https://projects.ardrone.org/projects/show/ardrone-api https://projects.ardrone.org/projects/show/ardrone-api