Packaging electronics to a small, compact, yet efficient (eg. You don't have the battery heating everything up to scary temperatures/battery is breathing) is much harder than you would think.That that wouldn't be hard the drone wouldn't have to be big, it needs to be hand size or smaller and possibly
This has been done with FPV drone racing. It also adds another component that the user must carry. I would keep it fairly autonomous, teleop requires you to send a signal, which will surely kill the battery faster.if I did it I would try to have a partnership with go pro to see if I can use their quality of lenses it griffin they already have drones that are small that last an hour or so.. I would include a crank charger. What if they had a drone connected to an oculus rift?that would be crazy
I would suggest using a mobile device, it eliminates yet another thing the user has to carry.I was saying the oculus rift thing as a whole different product not one I'd include mine would have a small screen on the controller which would be connected to a different battery source.
I would suggest using a mobile device, it eliminates yet another thing the user has to carry.[/QUOTE
The phone could have life feed of what the drone sees, or it could then send the pictures to the phone via Bluetooth. I feel like you're underestimating the packaging size though, it needs to be very small, hiker's bags are already crammed.I thought about it, I wanted it to have both possibly if the phone dies because with a phone I'm secure you can see a google image of where you are. I would plan to have everything In a small box with a controller roughly the same size as the controller (in theory)