DJI drones are beautiful, but consumers always want something else that competitors cannot boast of ...
Without changing the hardware, at the software level you can add something literally never seen before - the option of recording 3D video "by angel's eyes - iXYt" (patent pending) or control in volumetric vision mode (when using the VR helmet or glasses). The developed and tested method allows adding depth to videos and photos taken from big distances when human vision loses its (depth's) natural sensation. By analogy with VR, this can be called Transformed Reality (TR) or "Gulliver's Gaze" as opposed to conventional flat 2D video "from a bird's eye view".


You can see by using red and blue glasses (playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXTEXbI4sXRL1cwKj7oNUuyfvGX9gjSft) or VR helmet/glasses (playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXTEXbI4sXRJMgtftsUDQxNykovhMBJkL) the (first!) these videos samples I made.
In addition to the aesthetic pleasure of an unusual sight, controlling a drone through a 3D video channel should also increase flight safety, right? The resulting 3D videos can expand their use in educational, relaxation or promotional applications, accelerating the drone's ROI.
I will be glad to consider any comments, remarks and suggestions, and I will also try to answer possible questions.
Some additional info - https://syla.top/by-angels-eyes/

That would be an interesting idea, and one I would like to see. However, as 3D TVs flopped and 3D movies seem to be on the decline (unfortunately), I doubt companies are not commercially interested in 3D (though the 3D trend is still more vital in VR). Wish it would be otherwise, having the options for alternate versions is not a bad thing IMHO.

3D TVs and movies have failed largely because of the scarcity and cost of creating suitable new content. VR and the meta universe will continue to advance and they also need new and diverse 3D content, preferably inexpensive. It's like with cars: before Ford it was exotic and luxury, after - a necessity ( I hope ;-)

aliXYt Posted at 12-30 01:10
3D TVs and movies have failed largely because of the scarcity and cost of creating suitable new content. VR and the meta universe will continue to advance and they also need new and diverse 3D content, preferably inexpensive. It's like with cars: before Ford it was exotic and luxury, after - a necessity ( I hope ;-)

It might be so. I would be happy to get any 3D content, I hope this takes off properly :-)