Configure onboard AI detection

Choose the recognition algorithms

The tutorial introduces multiple video streams with two algorithms running together, colour-based visual search for people and vehicles, and more than twenty detectable target types across the supported recognition functions. Start with a clearly defined subject and a scene where you can compare detections with what is visibly present.

1. In the DJI Pilot 2 camera view, tap AI Recognition.
2. Select Algorithm Settings.
3. Under Intelligent Algorithms, select DJI Visible Light Recognition and DJI Infrared Recognition as required.

Set visible-light targets and confidence

Visible-light settings include confidence, recognition conditions and alert conditions. The categories named in the tutorial are people, safety, vehicles, vessels, environmental monitoring and animals. These categories organize the task; choose the conditions relevant to the operation rather than treating every detection as equally useful.

The colour icon selects the target colour for a more specific visual search. It is a search condition for the subject, not simply the colour of the box drawn on screen.

1. Adjust confidence and the recognition and alert conditions.
2. Select the relevant target category.
3. Tap the colour icon when the target's colour is useful to the search.
4. Compare the marked subjects with known examples in the scene.

Configure infrared recognition

The infrared workflow automatically detects and marks targets in the thermal image. The three target types named here are people, vehicles and vessels. Set its confidence and conditions independently so the thermal view contributes useful observations alongside visible recognition.

For practice, use a scene with known subjects and compare the two views. Record which target category and conditions were selected so another operator can reproduce the exercise.

1. Open the infrared recognition settings.
2. Choose people, vehicles or vessels as appropriate.
3. Set confidence, recognition conditions and alert conditions.

Set notification behaviour and review reports

Detection and notification are separate decisions. Alarm Settings controls whether and how a detection produces an alert. Choose an interval and notification method that the operator can act on while continuing the flight task.

1. Tap Alarm Settings.
2. Under Warning Algorithms, enable the alert switch.
3. Configure the alert interval and notification method.
4. From the controller homepage, open Intelligent Function Management to review alert reports.

Display visible and infrared recognition together

Use the camera layout and algorithm selection together. The demonstrated pairing is Infrared + Zoom, selected with a press-and-hold of R3. Enabling both recognition algorithms then presents two algorithms and two video streams on one screen.

The on-screen note extends this beyond the demonstrated Infrared + Zoom preset: once both algorithms are enabled, any infrared-plus-visible split-screen combination can display their results together.

1. Hold R3 and select Infrared + Zoom.
2. Return to Algorithm Settings.
3. Select both Visible Light Recognition and Infrared Recognition.
4. Compare the marked subjects and use the visible scene to interpret each observation.

Add a third-party algorithm to the workflow

The video demonstrates Algorithm Details as the entry point for importing third-party algorithms. Once available under Intelligent Algorithms, a third-party algorithm can be enabled and its confidence, recognition conditions and alert conditions adjusted.

SkyFlow's suggested acceptance exercise is simple: define a known scene, record the selected settings, run the recognition task and compare the output with the expected subjects. This creates a useful handover record for the operator who will use the algorithm next.

1. Tap Algorithm Details to follow the import workflow.
2. Enable the imported algorithm under Intelligent Algorithms.
3. Adjust its supported conditions and review the result in a controlled scene.