DJI Tello drone python interface using the official Tello SDK. Feel free to contribute!

Use YOLOv8 with a DJI Tello Drone! Controlled with the Tello app and provides video results post-flight.

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🚁 Real-time object detection system for DJI Tello drone using SSD MobileNet V3. Detects 91 COCO classes with live video streaming, automated flight control, and visual bounding box annotations. Built with OpenCV DNN and djitellopy.

A GUI interface used to control a tello drone, using Djitellopy

Execute this Python script to have your Tello drone perform a basic flight routine while simultaneously streaming video from its forward-facing camera.

Drone ground station, designed to control DJI Tello drone. Using DJITELLOPY

Dji Tello Drone control centre built from damiafuentas' DJITelloPy python interface.

YOLOv5 + DJI Tello Drone 🚁 Real-time object detection using a DJI Tello drone and YOLOv5. Stream live video via djitellopy, process frames with PyTorch + OpenCV, and detect objects on the fly. Great for AI + drone automation projects.

In this repository you will find all the codes I used to program and control my TELLO DRONE. This drone is very simple to operate and program. Using "djitellopy" and "pygame" I was able to write some code to control it usign my keypad. You can also implement computer vision to it to detect and follow any object you want.

Examples about how to drive a DJI Tello Drone through Python

a simulator for djitellopy using pygame

Flying a Tello drone with the djitellopy library.

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Control your DJI tello with any gaming controller that's supported by pygame.

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Example project to operate the quadcoptor (Tello) using pygame and djitellopy modules

Utilizing mediapipe, djitellopy and Tello SDK for academic purposes using DJI Tello.

Autonomous wrapper to the djitellopy object originally developed for the Bell AVR competition

A collection of code used with DJI Tello Drones utilizing the DJITELLOPY library in Python.

DJI Tello drone web command panel. Feel free to contribute!

Learn to control a DJI Tello Drone using Python and djitellopy. Includes basic scripts for connection, flight, camera streaming, and movements. Perfect for beginners.

A simple program that connects to a RoboMaster TT Drone and displays a logo on the 8x8 LED matrix. All communication with the drone is through the DJITelloPy module.

A sleek and responsive Graphical User Interface (GUI) built with Python and Ttkbootstrap for direct manual control of DJI Tello drones. This application leverages the djitellopy library to provide a seamless and intuitive piloting experience right from your computer.

tello-talent is a repository housing Python scripts utilizing DJITelloPy library for controlling DJI Tello drones. The scripts demonstrate predefined movements, obstacle detection, and manual control via keyboard inputs.

This repository will have all the code related to programming DJI tello drone using python with djitellopy library. There will be different mini projects for performing different operations on drone.

🕵️ Drone system for DJI Tello that enables following the person.

This repository showcases a voice-controlled drone system using Tello, Vosk for speech recognition, and PyAudio. It processes audio inputs to execute commands like "take off," "land," and "do a back flip," leveraging Vosk for recognition and djitellopy for drone control.

The Drone Surveillance System is a real-time monitoring solution using a Tello drone, computer vision algorithms, and a GUI. It captures live video, detects movement, and alerts for suspicious activity. Features include video capture, movement detection, feature tracking, GUI control, and alerts. Dependencies: OpenCV, NumPy, djitellopy, PyQt5.

The purpose of this project is to guide a person on their way to a predetermined destination using a drone without any collisions with obstacles. In this project we used the DJI Tello Drone, but the DJITelloPy (the library used to implement our design) will work on any of the DJI Drones since we used the 2.0V SDK.