Birvie vs Scantic

Live stream your drone and broadcast to multiple platforms at the same time. Birvie gives drone pilots one place to prepare a broadcast, preview a compatible camera, go live, share the stream, and replay past flights. CHOOSE YOUR STREAMING PATH • Connect a DJI aircraft supported by the iOS Mobile SDK and preview the camera before going live • Get automatic camera recovery and clear steps when video is unavailable • Stream from DJI Fly or another RTMP encoder using your Birvie connection URL • Follow setup instructions directly from the Go Live tab Direct camera access is limited to supported DJI aircraft. Newer models such as Mini 3/4 Pro, Air 3/3S, Mavic 3 and Neo require DJI Fly or another compatible encoder. DJI Fly RTMP support depends on the aircraft, controller and app version; the original DJI RC does not support this workflow. SIMULCAST TO YOUR CHANNELS • Send one broadcast to YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, or a custom RTMP or RTMPS destination • Manage up to four destinations from Birvie • See destination status while broadcasting DISCOVER AND SHARE FLIGHTS • Browse live and recent drone streams on the map • Share stream links and watch full screen • Find, replay and share completed broadcasts in your Library An account and internet connection are required to broadcast. Direct streaming requires a supported DJI aircraft and camera connected through its controller. External streaming requires a compatible RTMP encoder. Location is requested when you choose to share your broadcast location publicly.

Scantic turns your iPhone into a fast 3D scanning tool. Capture a room, object, or environment and generate an interactive 3D Gaussian Splat directly on your device. The complete reconstruction process runs on the iPhone, without requiring cloud processing or an account. With Scantic you can: • Capture scenes using your iPhone camera • Generate detailed 3D Gaussian Splats • Process scans directly on-device • Inspect and navigate the reconstructed scene in 3D • Keep your captures private on your device Scantic is designed for fast experimentation, visual documentation, creative projects, spatial capture, and anyone interested in turning real-world scenes into interactive 3D content. For best results, move slowly around the subject, keep it well lit, and capture it from multiple angles.