Will Selfie Sticks Belong To The Past? Innovations Results in SELFIE DRONES

edje (69)in #drone • 8 years ago (edited)

Selfie sticks are loved and hated. With the newest innovation in drone technology and products, these sticks may become an object of the past. Different products are hitting the market, with each having their own advantage.

AirSelfie: a super small and easy to operate and maintain drone
Fleye: maybe the drone with the highest safety characteristics for humans and itself
Snap: an ultra light weight drone for 4k HD video shots and streams

AirSelfie

AirSelfie is a small pocket size drone with the prime function to make selfies. The creators claim operations is very easy, just click the lift button on the app controller, move the drone to the wanted location and let autonomous hoovering take over. Now it is ready to take Selfies. After your selfies are taken, easily land the drone in the palm of your hands, or just grab it from the air. The drone is stored in your smartphone cover case that also allows recharging the batteries.

Watch the product video here.

Image Source: AirSelfie

Fleye

Another selfie stick replacer is the Fleye. Presumably the most safest drone to operate. And indeed, looking at the design no fingers or other body parts can be hit by the propellers. The drone has a hoover function, as well as a visual tracking system onboard to allow for autonomous missions and can react to what it 'sees' eg tracking a person. The drone even is able to re-position itself at the original spot when it gets bumped out of hoover position by maybe yourself.

Watch the product video here.

Image source: Fleye & DorningOn.com

Snap

Vantage Robotics also has safety in mind and created a easy to use camera drone to take 4k HD movies and high resolution images. Inspired by bicycle wheels, Snap protects the propellers from being able to hit anything. The ultra light weight design makes it safe to use in for instance close range sports actions. It can fly autonomously, has tracking abilities, and is small enough to carry it around in your small backpack.

Watch the product video here.