Remember those Nerf Vortex footballs with the wings on the back you probably played with growing up? The AER GoPro Foam Dart flies similarly, but it’s designed to hold a GoPro to capture video while in flight. All you have to do is get your GoPro HERO 3+, 4 or 5 ready, pop it in to the protective head, slide the wings together and screw it all together. Throw it like a football over your subject matter and enjoy breathtaking aerial videos that don’t require a heavy, cumbersome or expensive drone to capture. You don’t even need to worry about where you’re using it because the foam bumper on the face protects the camera from inevitable impacts and the entire package is designed to float for easy water retrieval.
The AER Dart Lets You Throw Your GoPro to Get Shots
More Tech
Tech
On Guillermo del Toro’s Pan’s Labyrinth, 20 Years Later
And how horror went from critically hated to the latest Cannes "it" genre.
Tech
The Rise of Prediction Culture
From sports to pop culture, Polymarket is changing how we engage with what happens next.
Tech
Why Does Every Skincare Influencer Look Like a Stormtrooper?
A man's guide to red-light therapy masks, the anti-aging gadget taking over the internet.
-
Tech
On Guillermo del Toro’s Pan’s Labyrinth, 20 Years Later
And how horror went from critically hated to the latest Cannes "it" genre.
-
Tech
The Rise of Prediction Culture
From sports to pop culture, Polymarket is changing how we engage with what happens next.
-
Tech
Why Does Every Skincare Influencer Look Like a Stormtrooper?
A man's guide to red-light therapy masks, the anti-aging gadget taking over the internet.