RUKO F11PRO 2 - Optical Flow Positioning

F11PRO 2 User Manual
3.3 Optical Flow Positioning
+ The aircraft is equipped with a downward vision positioning system,
which enhances its ability to adapt to different environments. This
system, composed of downward vision cameras and sensors, allows
the aircraft to hover steadily at low altitudes or indoors, even when
GPS is unavailable or the signal is weak
optical flow
positioning
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« Optical flow positioning can only assist flight in environments with
sufficient lighting and textured surfaces. It cannot fully replace
user judgment, so please pay attention to the aircraft's status and
the APP prompts. Do not overly rely on the optical flow positioning.
- Optical flow positioning may perform poorly or fail in environments
that are too bright, too dark, mirror-like, smooth single-colored
surfaces, water surfaces, reflective surfaces, or sparsely textured
surfaces.
- The optimal working range for optical flow positioning is between
1641t (0.5m) to 9.84ft (3m). Beyond this range, the performance of
the downward optical flow vision system may be less effective, so
please fly with caution.
Ensure that the lens of the optical flow vision system is clean, and
avoid blocking or interfering with it.
Optical flow positioning can only be used in attitude mode. When
the aircraft successfully acquires a GPS signal outdoors, it will
automatically switch to GPS positioning mode.
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