Freebird One is a sophisticated drone that's resistant to various weather conditions


Freebird One

The competition in the world of drones is getting tougher and the innovations are increasingly growing. Recently Freebird has managed to create a unique drone by offering a solution to the limitations of UAV. Inventor Roger Freeman and his team introduce the Freebird One. At first glance, its appearance is not much different from the other quad-copter drones, but armed with the latest technology, Freebird is promising a number of things that are hard to find in similar devices: tough structure, weatherproof, easy customization and anti-crash.

The excellence of Freebird One lies in the Surround Frame design. The structure offers durability, flexibility and security. With this structure, the rotor section is enclosed, minimizing the chance of damage due to external factors. The load when flying is distributed evenly to 12 points, instead to four points just like the regular quad-copter drones. In this way, the percentage of accidents will be smaller.

Freebird One

When accidentally bumping into an object or even a person, you don't need to worry because Freebird One structure is very strong, and incredibly, it won't hurt anyone. To deal with unexpected things, Freebird One is equipped with a fail-safe system, such as an emergency landing site selection if it could not get back to the launch point. Not only that, Freebird One is designed to be able to fly in various weather conditions - during strong winds, rain and snow.

From the user's perspective, controlling the Freebird One is not difficult. The FreeBird Flight carries an automatic system. When flying, you can immediately determine the route via Google Maps. Freebird One is equipped with a variety of modes such as Simple, Loiter, Altitude Hold, Circle, Simulated Airplane, Follow-Me and Fly-To-Me. The developer has prepared a custom flight profile so that Freebird One can handle different weather conditions more optimally.

Freebird One

The customization becomes easier because its modular body; and the support of digital replacement parts allow you to print them by yourself (3D print). The compatibility of Freebird One is also quite special, this drone can be operated from a tablet, smartphone, PC / Mac, as well as the conventional remote control; and it could be integrated into a head-mounted virtual reality display.

Through Kickstarter, FreeBird Flight is raising funds for the realization of Freebird One. For the assembled version, this drone is offered at a price of US $ 400. Unfortunately for now, Freebird One is offered only for the consumers in United States.