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DroneMission Component: Mission Builder


This repository tracks the development of a component for integration into the DroneMission project.
https://github.com/RydCri/DroneMission/

demo screen shot


Flight Mission Demo

This app provides users of the webapp with tools to:
  • Build flightpath waylines around points of interest.
  • Customize for use-case (alt adjustments, image overlay).
  • Export flight as .kmz file for easy integration into compatible FCS.
  • Turn collected flight photos into usable projects.

This app's focus is on generating maps, orthomosaics, and photogrammetry using FPV and gimbal camera drones.

The app is intended for use with off-the-shelf dronekits that support mission planning through tools like DJI Pilot, QGroundControl, or Mission Planner.

project select

Build a mission and export as a .kml file, a popular format for pre-planned drone flight missions.

flight check KML output

A single grid flight can collect photos usable for projects in basic photogrammetry like Digital Surface Models (DSM) or Digital Elevation Models (DEM)

project select

Gimbal camera settings

Using the default camera setting will set the camera gimbal at an angle to keep the point of interest in frame during the flightpath

This angle is reckoned based off the distance of the waypoint from POI, altitude of drone and altitude of POI. default 1 meter

gimbal angle chart


Important:

Flight .kml(s) are not dynamic and high speed can throw POI off frame between waypoints.

Recommended you assume 2.5 m/s as your 'safe' speed for photogrammetry.

drone tilt angle chart


Your drone's ability to keep a POI in frame is based off its own camera stabilization tools or a mission executor that takes your drone's IMU to compensate drone pitch with gimbal pitch.

Drone Type Safe Orbit Speed Notes
Cine drones (DJI Mavic, Air, Phantom) 1.5 – 4 m/s Smooth gimbal, good stabilization
FPV drones (fixed camera) 1 – 2 m/s Must go slower; camera can't compensate
Cinematic Look (Slow orbit) 0.5 – 1.5 m/s Best for interviews, real estate
Fast tracking (Dynamic action) 4 – 6 m/s Requires 60fps+ capture, high gimbal skill

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