Spexi Documentation
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  • Introduction
    • The Spexi Network
    • Why Does Spexi Exist?
  • Network Overview
    • Spexigons
    • FLY TO EARN
    • Pilot Eligibility
    • Compatible Drones
    • Explorer & Imagery Uploader
    • Mobile App
    • Spexigon Reservations
    • Pilot Ratings
    • Spexigon Coverage & Types
    • Proof of Capture
    • Safety
  • Pilot Onboarding
    • Introduction & Account Setup
    • Flying & Capturing Spexigons
    • Submitting Imagery for Rewards
    • Drone Safety & Best Practices
  • Rewards
    • Cash + Reputation Points (RPs)
  • Roadmap
    • Launch Plan Overview
    • Phase 1 - Internal Alpha (complete)
    • Phase 2 - Trusted User Alpha (complete)
    • Phase 3 - Private Beta Testnet (complete)
    • Phase 4 - Public Beta Testnet (current)
    • Phase 5 - Mainnet
  • Aerial Imagery & Data Products
    • Quality & Recency
    • Coverage & Capture Frequency
    • Use Cases
    • Imagery Viewer
    • Imagery API
    • How to Purchase Imagery
  • Resources
    • FAQs
    • Pilot Links
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Mobile App

PreviousExplorer & Imagery UploaderNextSpexigon Reservations

Last updated 1 year ago

The mobile app will autonomously fly the drone along a pre-determined flight path within a Spexigon to capture imagery in a controlled way.

The goal is to standardize the imagery capture process. This ensures that pilots everywhere gather imagery uniformly, within the same timeframe, and with the same battery usage, given that all other factors like wind and temperature are equal.

In addition to automated flight, the app also includes features such as:

  • Reserving Spexigons for preferential capture

  • Safety reminders to assist pilots in situational awareness

  • Localized leaderboards to promote friendly competition between pilots

After a successful flight, pilots have the choice to fly another Spexigon or have the drone return automatically to its starting point to switch batteries. Once ready, pilots can upload the captured imagery for verification and obtain a reward.

Each Spexigon comes with a computer-generated flight plan. This allows the Spexi app to control the drone while the pilot observes the drone and monitors the airspace for safety. Spexigons are preset to be flown at an altitude of 80m AGL (Above Ground Level) and always have Terrain Following activated. This means your drone will stay at 80m AGL at all times! So when you see your altitude changing during flight, don't worry, that's your drone following the terrain and keeping itself at 80m AGL at all times.

Pilots can take back manual control of their drones and bring them back to safety if operational safety is ever jeopardized. To learn more about the mobile app, see the section.

Pilot Onboarding
Spexi mobile app
Flight screen within the Spexi mobile app
Flight screen within the Spexi mobile app including labels
Spexigon displaying changing flight path altitudes for Terrain Following