Integrate with DJI Cloud API for device binding, live streaming, and wayline mission dispatch
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Steps
Register as a DJI developer and create a Cloud API project to obtain the MQTT/HTTPS connection parameters for your platform
Bind DJI Pilot 2 devices or DJI Dock hardware to your cloud platform using the device-binding flow described in the Cloud API tutorial
Subscribe to the MQTT topics for telemetry, OSD, and events published by the aircraft/dock
Configure a live stream by selecting protocol (RTMP, RTSP, GB28181, or Agora) and camera/lens source via the live-streaming API
Build or upload a wayline mission in DJI WPML (Waylines.wpml) format and push it through the wayline management endpoints for execution
Monitor mission progress, breakpoint-resume, and completion events via the mission-management MQTT topics
Known gotchas
Cloud API is protocol-based (MQTT/HTTPS/WebSocket) rather than an in-app SDK, so it requires backend engineering even for simple device status polling
Live streaming protocol support and simultaneous-stream limits vary by aircraft/dock model — verify against the current compatibility matrix before committing to a protocol
The API has evolved rapidly across versions (v1.0 through 1.11+); mission/wayline schema fields have changed between versions, so pin a documented version
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