Just wonder whether anyone could help/advise with the following.
I'd like to be able to have both Autoflight's control app and DronePan available for commercial work, but couldn't get a clear answer from the tutors at my ground school as to whether it's ok to do so - as they'd simply never heard of it.
Is anyone in the UK using these apps within the scope of their PFAW and if so how should I go about describing the apps?
Is it enough to state that we have a number of support/control applications and the choice of any give app is based on the brief for any particular job - ie if a client wants a panoramic image, then Drone Pan might be the correct app and if I need to fly a repeatable path then using Zipline with a camera target in AutoflightLogic's app might be more appropriate?
It would seem to make sense that this kind of functionality should be allowed, given that people doing crop work are significantly more hands-off with an automated waypoint flightpaths…
I'm looking to complete my OM in the next few days so any help/advise is much appreciated.
I'd like to be able to have both Autoflight's control app and DronePan available for commercial work, but couldn't get a clear answer from the tutors at my ground school as to whether it's ok to do so - as they'd simply never heard of it.
Is anyone in the UK using these apps within the scope of their PFAW and if so how should I go about describing the apps?
Is it enough to state that we have a number of support/control applications and the choice of any give app is based on the brief for any particular job - ie if a client wants a panoramic image, then Drone Pan might be the correct app and if I need to fly a repeatable path then using Zipline with a camera target in AutoflightLogic's app might be more appropriate?
It would seem to make sense that this kind of functionality should be allowed, given that people doing crop work are significantly more hands-off with an automated waypoint flightpaths…
I'm looking to complete my OM in the next few days so any help/advise is much appreciated.