Flying Eye: Difference between revisions

High-Quality Video: The wireless system used captures 360-degree ultra-high-quality 6k video. The system has a latency of less than a second.

Long Range: The Flying Eye live streaming drone has an impressive wireless range of over 5 miles (over 8 kilometers).  

Camera: 360 Designs has mounted its best camera on the drone. The system uses the Mini Eye 3 camera (featuring Blackmagic Micro Studio 4K cameras), which is one of the more popular models of the company. Other SDI, HDMI, or 3-camera based virtual reality devices are also compatible with the Flying Eye system.  

Stitching: Very few of the live streaming 360 VR drones are around because of the stitching issue. The makers of Flying Eye, 360 Designs have adopted a fully automated live streaming system. The system has done away with the post-recording 360-degree video stitching by using the Breeze 6K wireless transmission system with an automated, fully integrated live stitching system. The outcome of the stitching process is videos that have a resolution of 3K 60fps, 4K 60fps, or 6K 30fps videos.  

Ultra High Definition 2D Videos: The Breeze wireless transmission system and the stitching system can also transmit greater than ultra high definition live 2D videos.  

Customizable: The Flying Eye 360 VR 6K live streaming drone can be customized to suit individual requirements.

Broadcast Standards: The Flying Eye system outputs professional-grade 4K 6G-SDI, 6K H.265 (HEVC), or 6K NDI.

Operation: It requires just one person to operate the system.  

Applications: It’s still early days, yet it can serve as a broadcast option for events, current affairs, news, music, sports, etc. The list of uses for Flying Eye System is growing day by day.

Platform: To mount their camera, 360 Designs uses one of the commercial UAVs of the DJI Matrice 600 Series. The platform is very flexible, perfect for other applications as well.