Drone’s attitude displayed in future version of DJI Fly app

Leaked screenshots of what seems to be the next version of the DJI Fly app show that the drone's attitude will be displayed in the left bottom corner of the app. Let's take a closer look.

The next version of the DJI Fly app might show the drone's attitude

On the Chinese version of the DJI Forum, four screenshots of what seems to be an upcoming version of the were shared by Daniel W.

Noticeable is that in the bottom left corner the drone's attitude will be displayed. The two thin white lines will display both the pitch attitude as well as the roll or bank attitude of the unmanned aircraft. In the same graphic, you will also find the compass and map functions, bringing together information about your drone's heading, location, and attitude.

There is no information currently available to indicate if this new version of the DJI Fly app will make its way to drone pilots in or the . We wouldn't be surprised though to see this new way of displaying the drone's altitude, direction, and location in one of the upcoming DJI Fly updates.

Next Version Of Dji Fly App Might Show The Drone's Attitude
In the bottom left corner, you see the map displayed. You can toggle between the various option by tapping on the map.
Next Version Of Dji Fly App Might Show The Drone's Attitude
Next Version Of Dji Fly App Might Show The Drone's Attitude
The two thing white lines show the attitude of the unmanned aircraft.
Next Version Of Dji Fly App Might Show The Drone's Attitude
In this screenshot of the DJI Fly app, you can clearly see that the drone is pitched upwards and going through a banked left-hand turn.

Let us know in the comments below what you think of this potentially new version of the DJI Fly app.

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Haye Kesteloo
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Haye Kesteloo is the Editor in Chief and Founder of DroneXL.co, where he covers all drone-related news, DJI rumors and writes drone reviews, and EVXL.co, for all news related to electric vehicles. He is also a co-host of the PiXL Drone Show on YouTube and other podcast platforms. Haye can be reached at haye @ dronexl.co or @hayekesteloo.

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  1. The attitude indicator is probably the only thing from GO4 that I miss in the Fly app. It would be great to get that functionality back, especially for determining wind speed at altitude and troubleshooting IMU issues. Hopefully it’s a feature that applies to all the Fly compatible drones.

    Did you notice the hexagonal icon on the left? It’s visible in three states; red with a slash through it when the aircraft is not connected, solid green (when the aircraft is apparently powered on but not flying?), and white with the green aircraft arrow while airborne. If it’s an obstacle avoidance indicator it looks like the drone has sensors on the front, back, and sides. Mavic 3 leak perhaps??

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