Wouldn't that be fun?

You place your Ronin-S somewhere in the middle of the action and using the DJI goggles you can follow the subjects from a safe distance.

Would need an OccuSync module as accessory for the Ronin-S plus software, wouldn't it?

You could do it with the Dji force remote mounted to any fpv style headset with the videofeed from the camera. Quite expensive though.

With Ocusync we could also use a Mavic Controller plus its connected phone/tablet to remote control the Ronin-S.

Actually, almost all exists:

• Ocusync Air Unit placed at the Ronin-S: https://forum.dji.com/thread-124696-1-1.html
• It allows for head tracking: https://forum.dji.com/forum.php? ... 7670&fromuid=270458
• Air unit supports SBus output
• Ronin-S supports SBus input
• A **** converter from HDMI to Analog as the Air Unit does not have a HDMI in, if I am not mistaken.
  

Should be a piece of cake for DJI to provide such an accessory.

Questions  
I have

Ronin-S
Lightbridge 2 - Rc GL858A
Ocusync Air Unit


i have video from the LB2 with use the HDMI   all good

BUT  How
how to get RC control  too ? ( sbud-dbus) from Ronin s pin 4 ?

or Should i use the Ocusync Air Unit with dji mavic pro  Rc controller  ?

No there is no such need on a wide scale for this device. Besides, there’s tech out there for years now that does exactly this. Ive worked with this stuff on live productions that are being streamed online. Ronin s is marketed  to a different type of user. DJI are better off to focus on updating their firmware to accommodate more lenses/cameras.

Maybe the next version of this product will have this ....