Microsoft partners with drone maker DJI to create a software development kit for Windows 10 PCs at Build 2018
The SDK will bring full-flight control and real-time data transfer capabilities to over 700 million Windows 10 active devices globally, Microsoft has announced a unique partnership with China-based DJI, the world’s biggest drone company, where DJI will create a new software development kit for Windows 10 PCs. DJI and Microsoft will co-develop solutions leveraging Azure IoT Edge and Microsoft’s Artificial Intelligence services to enable new scenarios across agriculture, construction, public safety and more. In addition to the SDK for Windows, #DJI and @Microsoft are developing commercial drone solutions using Azure IoT Edge for customers in key vertical segments such as agriculture, construction and public safety. With 135 million commercial monthly active users of Office 365 and nearly 700 million Windows 10 connected devices, Microsoft 365 helps developers reach people how and where they work,” said Joe Belfiore, Corporate Vice President, Microsoft.
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