A helpful location should be one tap away from the people who need it.
Tap
LIVE VIDEO
Send
TO MAIN SYSTEM
Map
CONTEXT
Overview
Mark a place from the sky, share it to the ground team
Connect a DJI aircraft, watch the live feed, tap the point that matters, and send clean coordinates to the main system coordinating help.
Mark a place from the sky, share it to the ground team
The product
Drone vision that ends in a shared location
When someone needs help, the hard part is often not flying — it’s turning what the camera sees into a location the ground team can trust.
DJI Field Pin is an Android app on DJI Mobile SDK V5: live video and telemetry from the aircraft, a tap-to-pin gesture on the feed, and a send path into a main coordination system.
Drone vision that ends in a shared location
Why it exists
Help people get found without losing the point
Verbal directions from the air break down. Screenshots lose precision. A dedicated pin → send loop keeps the mark structured so the main system can place it on a map and move people toward it.
The public story stays about locating and assisting. The portfolio shows the product shape: camera, pin, coordinate, handoff.
What I built
Aircraft UI plus a clean handoff
I worked on the Android surface around DJI’s MSDK V5 stack: registration, live preview, map context, and the operator flow that confirms a pin before sending.
The interesting craft is keeping geolocation honest — attitude, GPS, and terrain context — while the UI stays calm enough to use under time pressure.
Android app on DJI Mobile SDK V5 (consumer aircraft compatible)
Live video with tap-to-mark ground position
Map context for confirming the pin
Send path to a separate main coordination system
Aircraft UI plus a clean handoff
Boundaries
What this write-up includes
This case study covers the operator UX and engineering shape — camera, pin, coordinate handoff — without publishing private keys, host internals, or restricted operational details.
The intent on the portfolio is clear: a drone tool for pointing a place so people can be helped faster.
Why it belongs here
Hardware-adjacent product craft
DJI Field Pin shows I can ship past web dashboards into device SDKs — live media, maps, and a real send loop that another system can trust.
It’s also a crisp product sentence: tap what you see, send where it is, help someone get there.
Hardware-adjacent product craft
Live pin — product visuals
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