Live streaming is becoming one of the aspects that are
prioritized by Facebook today. Just last week, this giant social media launched
a major update for the Facebook Live service.
But in the opening event for the F8 conference that's held
for developers, Facebook also announced its plans for the live streaming
service. One of them was the release of Live APIs so that anyone can tether the
live streaming feature on any devices they have.
To demonstrate it, Mark Zuckerberg took DJI Phantom 4 drone
and then flew it. Instantly the audiences could see the live video that's being
recorded by the drone's camera.
Meanwhile through Facebook, DJI promised to release an
update for the DJI Go app in the near future that would allow users to do live
streaming directly to Facebook.
This means that the live streaming feature is not only
limited for the latest DJI Phantom 4, but also for other drone models that are
compatible with DJI Go application, including the Inspire line. Apart from
that, most likely users will also be prompted to perform the firmware update on
their devices to be able to enjoy this feature.