UAV - Flygende kamera i lommen

Pocket Drone Kickstarter Campaign Raises $265K +

Hardware Battlefield entrant Pocket Drones blew past their initial goal of $35,000  after launching on the Tech Crunch stage at CES 2014. Billed as The Pocket Drone, the world’s smallest heavy lift micro-copter, the rotors fold back so that the entire machine can fit into a pocket.
The company, run by long-time friends and moderators of the Drone User’s Group, Tim Reuter, TJ Johnson, and Chance Roth, built their aircraft as an alternative to expensive, bulky toys.
They are currently at $235,000 on Kickstarter and rising.
“We’re a mission-driven company,” Reuter said. “Our goal is to put flying robots in the hands of as many people as possible. We think it’s empowering to democratize the sky.”
The UAS can carry objects as heavy as a GoPro camera and folds up to fit inside a (big) cargo pocket or backpack. You can control it with your own RF controller or, with the right module, your tablet. It costs $415 for a model without a controller and $455 with controller.
To view the Kickstarter presentation, click here.