This Drone Can Fly Forver Without a Battery
Someone has finally found a way to use wireless power to keep a drone flying.
Someone has finally found a way to use wireless power to keep a drone flying.
With Flybrix, even after a catastrophic collision with the ground, you can rebuild and get airborne again within minutes.
Do you want to know how to be the very best (at drone racing?), like no one ever was (at drone racing?). Proceed to see how the pros do it. See more >>
The talented pilots and cinematographers of France’s BigFly skilfully piloted a camera-equipped drone through the sanctuary of the 137-year-old Église Saint-Louis de Paimbœuf. Given the church is filled with priceless art and architecture, the skills needed to ensure the drone didn’t hit anything are easily as impressive as the stunning footage they captured. See more >>
Drones are already a fantastic tool for capturing footage. But when the cameras are turned on the flying drones themselves, they prove to be equally spectacular performers. See more >>
The pilot of this RC plane has some impressive skills, but given how tricky it must be to get the footage you have to give more respect to the person operating the drone. Read More >>
At first, putting a piñata on a drone seemed like a very good idea... Read More >>
Watch as this Renaissance Festival actor spears a meddlesome, historically inaccurate drone right out of the sky. Read More >>
The inspiration? Insects.
James Bond eat your heart out.
Watch this flying jet ski take out over £2,000 worth of camera drone. Read More >>
To help promote the upcoming World Drone Prix in Dubai next week, the organisers enlisted the help of the local police to go head-to-head against a high-speed racing drone.
Crashing a £50 drone is much better than crashing and losing a £500 one.
2016 marks the 50th anniversary of the franchise, and to help celebrate Spin Master has turned its popular quadcopter drones into a flying version of the USS Enterprise.
Turning quadcopters into vehicles from the Star Wars universe is a popular pastime on the internet. But none have been as convincing as Adam Woodworth’s Imperial Shuttle quadcopter with wings that actually retract. See more >>
Let's just call it hoverboarding and be done with it.
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