Mavic Air Flight Path Accuracy
I have a Mavic Air and an Android device; how reliable is the Dronelink app? Would the drone be able to fly through doorways accurately?
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If by a doorway you mean inside or in a GPS denied environment, that will not work. If somehow there is GPS, you can only expect 3-5m accuracy.
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Sorry for newbie questions, but the videos are great but leave unanswered items
Assuming you are using one of DJI's consumer drones (non-RTK), the best you can hope for with the GPS / Barometer is +/- several meters, and in some cases it can be over 10m off, so I would not recommend this use case.
You can define your own restriction zones by right clicking anywhere in your mission plan, but be aware that they only apply to destination components. This feature was added for one of our enterprise customers and it is not well documented yet.
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