Q:Does the application work with the Mini 2 SE?
A: NO, to date DJI has not released the tools to work with this drone (SDK) to third-party developers, so at the moment we cannot support the Mini 2 SE
Q:Does the application work with the Mini 3 / Mini 3 PRO?
A: NO, to date DJI has not released the tools to work with this drone (SDK) to third-party developers, so at the moment we cannot support the Mini 3 PRO
Update: DJI has announced the release of the SDK that supports the Mini 3 and Mine 3 PRO drones, but this new SDK is not compatible with the old one, so a new App will be needed for these drones (the existing one will not be updated with support for these drones).
In addition, the SDK will be only for Android, the Mini 3 and Mini 3 PRO drones will not be able to have third-party apps for iOS
Q:Does the application work with the Mavic 3?
A: NO, to date DJI has not released the tools to work with this drone (SDK) to third-party developers, so at the moment we cannot support the Mavic 3
Q:Does the application work with my Drone?
A: here is the list of supported Drones:
https://www.mavenpilot.com/2022/03/25/maven-3-11-new-drones-supported/
Q:Where can I download the Android version?
A: Maven Lite is now available! here you will find all the information:
https://www.mavenpilot.com/2022/12/24/maven-lite-android/
Q:Are waypoint missions completely autonomous?
A:All drones supported by the app perform the missions in complete autonomy with the exception of the Mavic Mini, Mini 2, Mini SE, Mavic Air 2, Air 2S models which require a constant connection to the remote control for the execution of the missions in Virtual Stick mode
Q:What is virtual stick mode?
A:The virtual stick mode (or joystick mode) is a special flight mode in which the drone receives the piloting commands from the app instead of the remote control. Drones that cannot “natively” perform waypoint missions (due to hardware / firmware limitations) execute missions in virtual stick mode, which means that the application constantly pilots the drone throughout the execution of the mission and consequently it requires a stable and continuous connection.