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If they're like some consumer and commercial drones, they can be pre-programmed to complete a "mission" whether or not they're in contact with the controller.
by mig39 4y ago
If they're like some consumer and commercial drones, they can be pre-programmed to complete a "mission" whether or not they're in contact with the controller. So line-of-sight, signal strength and interference doesn't matter much.
You pre-program a flight with GPS coordinates, and then just send the drone on its way.
Check out https://flylitchi.com https://flylitchi.com and the "mission hub" ... that's what I use for DJI drones.
- sparrish 4y agoI think they'd still need a GPS signal to complete a mission offline and most jammers can muck up GPS signals as well. It would be flying by sight (camera) only and I don't know of any drone that can do that.
- chillingeffect 4y agoGps is jammable and spoofable. https://ctstechnologys.com/gps-spoofing-technology