AlphaRelay Copilot device
- Supported Android version for the installed APK, or iPhone/iPad running iOS 26 for the iOS app
- Usable internet for remote live and immediate cloud sync; offline capture can queue work
- Enough CPU, memory, battery, and storage for live video, event logging, recording, and Device Live AI
- Supported aircraft-control workflow when using aircraft integration
- Conditional Matrice camera tools on supported Matrice aircraft or Matrice controllers
- Android drone controller capable of installing AlphaRelay Copilot and granting screen capture permission for Controller Screen Capture
- For Pilot mode: detected DJI SDK remote-controller setup, a listed DJI MSDK 5.17 aircraft, and a live flight-controller connection that AlphaRelay can verify
- For a DJI Avata with compatible DJI Goggles: separate Android phone or tablet with DJI Fly, AlphaRelay Copilot, screen capture permission, and internet
- For iOS capture: iOS 26, the organization-provided Copilot app, ReplayKit Screen Recording permission, and optional microphone/speech permissions
- For Mission Viewer: a second Copilot installation licensed to the mission’s organization, plus internet
Overwatch / review (browser)
- Current Chrome, Edge, or Safari on desktop or mobile for Mission Overwatch, dashboard, and export; a larger screen is recommended for long review sessions
- Internet for sync, upload, reports, and export media downloads
- Internet and AI configuration for report drafting, AI Review, Ask AI, event screenshot analysis, or AI live watch
- Browser microphone permission and speech-recognition support for Dictate in Mission Overwatch
By workflow
Permissions: grant camera, microphone, speech recognition, screen capture/Screen Recording, storage, notifications, and location only as requested for the selected workflow. In Mission Overwatch, allow browser microphone access only when using Dictate.
Aircraft camera controls appear only when the pilot app detects supported aircraft or controller capability. Availability still depends on aircraft firmware, payload, SDK support, and field validation.
Controller Screen Capture appears on Android drone controllers that can run AlphaRelay Copilot and grant screen capture permission. The controller’s native flight app remains responsible for aircraft operation in that mode.
Pilot mode is not enabled by controller detection alone. On an eligible DJI SDK-controller setup, confirm the aircraft in the in-app supported list and keep the aircraft and controller connected until AlphaRelay reports Supported aircraft confirmed. Pilot mode is ready. If that verification does not complete, use Controller Screen Capture.
The Goggles Mode workflow uses a separate Android device to display the DJI Goggles live view in DJI Fly. AlphaRelay records that screen and does not control the DJI Avata or retrieve the original aircraft camera file.
The iOS workflow captures the selected display or app through ReplayKit. It does not expose Android’s DJI Goggles USB auto-detection, Android local-network relay, or full Android local detector.
Run a training mission on the same device class before operational use.