Hello Tello Talent

This tutorial introduces the RoboMaster Tello Talent (RMTT) quadcopter drone by Ryze Robotics from DJI. It is the successor to the Tello EDU drone. It is intended for indoor use but can be used outdoors too in calm conditions for some exercises where the confined space of a room or two may be too limiting for the interesting features of the drone.
It has some interesting features for someone either new to drone technology (no programming experience required) or skilled in developing advanced solutions using Python or C/C++. Of course, for education purposes there is support for Blocks programming too.
This specific tutorial is limited to introducing the basic features of the drone. There are plans afoot to provide separate tutorials on developing custom applications using Python and C/C++.

[@MathaGoram]

Swarm is the Holy Grail. I will definitely publish a Python script but I have to evaluate whether a 3rd party library is mandatory. Also the Tello drone is not really cheap compared to my other IoT devices. The next few tutorials will cover basic Python flying, OpenCV integration and HAT (RMTT) applications. I'll review Ryze Robotics/DJI docs on swarm and post these for you so that you can leap-frog me.

[@samongandroid]

I'm in a position to buy several tello TTs but yeah haven't found much resources out there about swarming. There is another brand called litebee which claims to do this quite easily but you need to buy their bulk version (10 drones) which is quite expensive. I just want to test swarming for education! What other IoT devices do you have?

[@MathaGoram]

@@samongandroid, the sensors planned for the HAT are the common environmental sensors (temp/humidity, gas, sound, light, etc.).

[@samongandroid]

Hi, have you tried swarming yet with the Tello TT? I'm trying to find resources on how to do this but hard to find.