Spiri, "a versatile, airborne Linux device with sensors, cameras, wifi, cloud support, development tools and more", made its $125,000 Kickstarter goal with a day to spare. Congrats to the team!
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Spiri, "a versatile, airborne Linux device with sensors, cameras, wifi, cloud support, development tools and more", made its $125,000 Kickstarter goal with a day to spare. Congrats to the team!
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A brave set of compromises perhaps. I think propguards are a great idea and hrd to implement in practice.
This one uses small inefficient 3 blade props and an interesting Clorox bottle bottom prop guard, so I'm not quite sure this is it.
The charging perch is cute if they can actually consistently get it to auto land on it.
And I kind of agree with Oliver that the social community rhetoric smacks more of marketing hyperbola than function, especially since they are clearly not completely Open source.
Still it may be small enough and safe enough to use indoors and if they can actually squeeze some function out of the hyperbola it could turn into a really worthwhile little copter .
Maybe even give the Parrot a run for its money - long way to go though.
So it takes 6 people to make a quad a social creature that brings people together.
Looks like a winner...
Earl
Awwwww. What a cute little bugger. I want one.