The R1 is a fully autonomous flying camera. With the introduction of R1, the company is taking a step toward the future of autonomous drones and enabling a new type of visual storytelling.
Looks nice, but my concerns are:
1. what's the wind resistance comparing to DJI Mavic Pro/Air?
2. what's the error rate for autonomous flying?
3. can you reliably identify me if I jump into a crowd of people?
4. can it handle moving obstacles?
@andrewdelaware ahahha now that's even closer to skynet :D
The criminal would probably have to let the device scan his body/face for recognition, not sure how long that would take, he might be in a hurry :D
Casey Neistat called this the "Lamborghini" of drones. Can't wait to try this out myself.
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The product itself is borderline Sci-Fi. It looks amazing! We'll need to face the facts though - robots will rise sooner than we thought.
Pros:
This looks crazy good! The future is obviously here.
Cons:
Skynet.
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Are the parkour moves included?
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Yeah, I haven't seen such concept before. Looks perspective
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At first glance it looks like it could target similar market to GoPro cameras, but I think it can also do much better in areas which GoPro doesn't/can't service. This would include any close contact sports or settings where it's not practical to wear a camera on your head (hockey, football, movie sets?). It will be interesting to follow this product (pun intended).
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The product itself is borderline Sci-Fi. It looks amazing! We'll need to face the facts though - robots will rise sooner than we thought.
Pros:This looks crazy good! The future is obviously here.
Cons:Skynet.