Here we use "" for both Company Domain and Package name. Next enter the Company Domain and Package Name you want and select the Project location path to store the project. Then enter the Application name as "ImportSDKDemo". Open Android Studio and select Start a new Android Studio project to create a new project. You can download the tutorial's final sample project from this Github Page. Throughout this tutorial we will be using Android Studio 2.1.1, which you can download from here. In this tutorial, we will use the Android Studio's HelloWorld template project to show you how to import DJI Android SDK and register the application. Note: This Tutorial and Sample Project is developed based on Android SDK v3.5.1, an update version for Android SDK v4.0 will be published soon. Prerequisites Register as DJI Developer & Download SDK Integrate SDK into Application Run Application Testing, Profiling & Debugging Deploy IOS TUTORIALSĪpplication Activation and Aircraft Binding Getting Started with UX SDK Camera Application Photo and Video Playback Application Media Manager Application MapView and Waypoint Application Panorama Application TapFly and ActiveTrack Application Simulator Application GEO System Application Using the Bridge App Using the Remote Logger ANDROID TUTORIALSĪpplication Activation and Aircraft Binding Getting Started with UX SDK Camera Application Media Manager Application MapView and Waypoint Application (GaodeMap) MapView and Waypoint Application (GoogleMap) TapFly and ActiveTrack Application Simulator Application GEO System Application Sample CodeĪndroid Video Stream Decoding Sample Support Run Sample Application CONCEPTS TO UNDERSTANDįlight Controller Camera Gimbal AirLink Remote Controller Smart Battery Missions SDK Manager DEVELOPMENT WORKFLOW Documentation Introduction Hardware Introduction Mobile SDK Introduction UX SDK Introduction SDK Architectural Overview Get Started Immediately
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