Still manually flying your drone? Pah
Backed this on kickstarter in June 2014. It arrived today.
http://hexoplus.com
Still manually flying your drone? Pah
Backed this on kickstarter in June 2014. It arrived today.
http://hexoplus.com
Can it see obstructions like trees and avoid them or will it crash?
Grammar - The difference between knowing your shit, and knowing you're shit.
No, object avoidance is WPM at this level. There was a "rival" kickstarter drone going at the same time that said they could do avoidance and deliver sooner than the hexo. Airdog. I smelled a rat and backed Hexo. Airdog haven't shipped yet and their avoidance is shite if it works at all.
I bet that felt uneasy giving what I assume was quite a lot of money via Kickstarter!
Grammar - The difference between knowing your shit, and knowing you're shit.
Gotta believe, I've now got a bizzo drone "cheap". He who dares Rodney. I think if you do proper research on project you can mitigate the risks. Some of the other auto drones that are on kickstarter won't make it. There was one that went pop recently, the Zano. http://www.theverge.com/2015/11/19/9...on-kickstarter
I received one for Christmas.
Had quite a lot of fun flying it around - I can't see how much fun it would be unless you can fly it yourself, though?
I've managed a few test flights now;
FGM
Nice one Dan. I backed Hexo but had to cancel after some unexpected bills came in.
The car club footage will be sick with this.
Does it have manual flight mode at all? I am looking at getting a DJI Phantom 3 to do aerial shots of cars this year but I've not yet tried one out to see what the results are like.
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