It seems that all those users who have a Microsoft device and a DJI brand drone are in luck. Both firms have just signed an agreement in which any device that uses the Windows 10 operating system, will allow the piloting of the drone.
This also opens the doors to the options of controlling or viewing the drone data beyond being able to control it and obviously all of this. from any Windows 10 PC. According to Microsoft at the Build 2018 developer conference, in the city of Seattle, there are more than 700 million computers, tablets and laptops that will now be able to control DJI drones.
Two of the greats
Clearly Microsoft and DJI are two technology giants and each one does their part to make this possible. The most important thing about this is that both companies want to grow in this segment and with the technological innovations of both, surely something really spectacular is born from this union. At least the important thing is that now all those who have a DJI drone and want to fly it or see the data from the Windows 10 PC, will be able to do so.
To this In addition, the solutions offered by Azure IoT Edge and other types of options offered by Microsoft's artificial intelligence services. in areas such as agriculture, construction and public safety, among other options. With this, the aim is to enhance the benefits of a spectacular drone and take advantage of Microsoft's intelligence. It is certainly a good combination.