The JetJat Ultra is a high-tech nano drone, developed by a company by the name of Mota, that is more than capable of capturing video and then directly streaming it to your smartphone so that you can view it in real time.
Measuring in at just 42 x 42 x 25 mm in weighing it at 17 grams, the JetJat Ultra truly lives up to its nano drone tag. It is equipped with a six-axis gyro system that makes it easier than ever to fly. It's also incredibly easy to launch -- all you have to do is toss it up into the air to provoke it to take flight. It also comes equipped with auto-hover and auto-landing functionality. In the inventors' words, it's a drone that is "so easy a caveman could fly it".
Currently the subject of an Indiegogo campaign, the nano drone is setting out to prove that drone flight can be made easy and uncomplicated.
What's Driving This Trend
- Nano Drones
- Creating smaller, more user-friendly drones with advanced features for easy flight.
- Real-time Streaming
- Enabling drones to capture and stream video directly to smartphones for immediate viewing.
- Simplifying Drone Flight
- Developing drones with features like auto-hover and auto-landing to simplify the flying process.
Who This Affects Most
- Consumer Electronics
- Opportunity to develop and market smaller, user-friendly drones for the consumer market.
- Camera and Imaging
- Incorporating real-time streaming technology into cameras to capture and stream video from drones.
- Drone Manufacturing
- Designing and producing drones with simplified flight features to cater to beginners and casual users.
