Drones are gaining more mainstream acceptance and now one company wants to set the bar on how small a drone can get with their mini drone models.
The 'Aerius Drone' was created by Axis Drones and measures at roughly around the same size as a quarter. The world's smallest quadcopter was crowdfunded and is now ready for its retail release -- the gadget is fun and convenient thanks to its portable size.
While drones used to be understood as a tool for large brands -- like those in the videography field -- they are now much more accessible for leisure use. The Aerius is so small, it can be docked into its controlling remote and can be used for up to seven minutes on a 15 minute charge. The device even comes with features like 'trick mode' that let users do flips and rolls to impress an audience.
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Axis Drones is Taking Drone Technology to the Miniature Scale
Trend Themes
1. Mini Drones - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Develop mini drones with high-end features for recreational and professional use.
2. Mainstream Acceptance - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Create drones that cater to a wider audience by focusing on user-friendly features and affordability.
3. Portable Technology - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Design compact and foldable drones that are easy to carry and transport for on-the-go usage.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Integrate advanced technologies like AI and computer vision into drones to enhance user experience and expand functionalities.
2. Recreational Goods - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Develop drones specifically designed for recreational activities such as aerial photography, racing, and obstacle course challenges.
3. Film and Photography - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Create drones with high-quality cameras and stabilization systems to revolutionize aerial cinematography in the film and photography industry.