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Drone manufacturer LeveTop has this week taken to Kickstarter to launch its new intelligent folding drone. The LeveTop folding drone is equipped with a patented quadruple folding frame, enabling it to be easily transported from one location to the next, offering unique portability when compared to competitors such as the Micro Drone and Kudrone. Thanks to the inclusion of brushless motors the LeveTop drone offers a more powerful propulsion system when compared to other regular drones and is capable of autonomous flight enabling it to capture and record video footage without the need to be controlled by a pilot.
Watch the demonstration video below to learn more about the awesome LeveTop folding drone which is powered by a 1500mAh Li-Po 3s removable and rechargeable battery, offering a 20 minute flight time, from on a single charge, with a top speed of 33 mph or 54 km/h. (Although actual flight time does depend on environmental conditions, such as weather and winds). When required, the drones batteries can quickly be swapped over enabling you to carry on flying without almost any delay. Extra rechargeable LeveTop batteries are available to add to your Kickstarter pledge from $26.
On top of the robust propulsion system and unique folding mechanism, the LeveTop drone is equipped with precision positioning technology and autonomous GPS tracking. Which when combined with its ultraportable design, enable owners to unfold and fly the LeveTop drone with just a single click from the flight application. To capture and record the action, the LeveTop drone is fitted with a 1080p stabilized camera, offering a field-of-view of 120 degrees combined with CMOS technology designed to capture “crisp, clear, hands-free footage with each pixel measuring 2.0 micro-metres in size.
The unique design of the LeveTop allows it to be quickly and easily unfolded, once unfolded simply place the LeveTop drone on flat ground and connect your smartphone to the quadcopter via Wi-Fi. Once wirelessly connected press the unlock button for two seconds and then click the “Take Off” button to take the drone into the air. To capture media while flying just press the camera or record button to take a photograph or record video footage and download them instantly to your smartphone or tablet while in flight.
The LeveTop drone is controlled by simply tilting your smartphone in the direction you’d like to fly, as you tilt your device the companion application instantly collects “vector data (including speed and direction) through its onboard G-sensor.” The application then wirelessly transmits these commands directly to your drone changing the speed of each propeller and using its integrated integrated 3-Axis gyroscope and 6-Axis accelerometer to balance and stabilize itself the entire time.
Thanks to the inclusion of precision GPS and vision positioning technology, LeveTop can follow and track you automatically and never missing the action. Merely preset the drone to keep you in the frame and the LeveTop image recognition technology will do the rest keeping you center position and using its its Geo-Fence Technology by selecting your area.
Once your flight is finished, you can easily edit recorded footage and photographs and share your media via YouTube, Facebook or Instagram instantly. Another handy feature of the LeveTop is the “Tripod Hovering” mode which allows users to capture photographs, and selfies. LeveTop has been designed to hover precisely in place without the need for a pilot to control the drones flight path, enabling easy hands-free video and photography.
The LeveTop folding drone with autonomous flight mode is now available to back via Kickstarter, with Super early bird pledges available from just $129 and worldwide shipping expected to commence during June 2018. For more information, specifications and a full list of all available pledges and optional accessories jump over to the official LeveTop crowdfunding campaign page by following the link below.
Source Kickstarter
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