Unlike every other drone out there, the V-Coptr Falcon has only two rotors instead of the typical four. The V-shaped drone uses what’s known as “tilt rotor technology” housed within the body that allow the twin rotors to control pitch, yaw, and roll. As a result, it’s more compact and highly maneuverable, and it gets 50 minutes of air time because the number of rotors is sliced in half. The V-Coptr Falcon has its own 4K video and still camera, as well as autonomous flying and obstacle avoidance capability. Not only is it one of the most unique looking drones out there, it brings efficiency and smaller dimensions to the drone game. Deliveries start this February.
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