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That is what we mean by triggered capture.
It works already?
It is a feature on our public roadmap that you can vote for at that link.
@ Jim McAndrew,
I was able to create a stop-shot mission in dronlink that you call triggered capture.
It is done like this:
1. Create a mission in the "drone harmony" app
2. Export to * .csv
3. Convert the resulting * .csv file to * .kml
4. Importing * .kml into "Litchi"
5. Edit points in "Litchi" - add a stop and a photo in each point
6. Export the "Litchi" mission to a file
7. Import the "Litchi" mission into dronlink
8. Before starting the mission, add a parameter for the camera "stop capture" as first component of mission
9. Done.
I would like to simplify this process by eliminating extraneous components. Any ideas? :)
Mission plan:
https://app.dronelink.com/alexey-nekrasov/my-missions/plan/V6oteLXJzPYhS0igyxPy/hU1gSh2x4Az8LSBOgeL1
We implemented this via convert to inspection (discussed here).
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