FPV stands for First Person View. It's a technology that uses wireless cameras and image transmission devices mounted on remote-controlled aircraft or vehicle models to allow the operator to immerse themselves in the experience with real-time, first-person perspective footage. This technology originated around 2014 and entered China in 2016. Its flagship device, the FPV drone, is widely used in racing sports and film production (such as the movie *Pegasus*) due to its high speed and agility. In 2021, DJI launched the DJI FPV all-in-one drone, significantly lowering the barrier to entry. Furthermore, FPV drones are also used in military and other fields.
With the coordinated use of flight control modules and ground station systems, FPV systems can now achieve fully automatic, fixed-point, fixed-time, and fixed-altitude cruise, autonomous driving, manual control, and computer-controlled hybrid modes, as well as real-time data transmission.
