Greg Chaffins Drones have evolved to the point that they are very effective tools to have handy when you are playing sports and even getting exercise in the great outdoors. A drone can be the cameraman to capture that great moment of greatness when you finally hit that goal. But unfortunately those spinning blades just don’t work well when it comes to airborne moisture, and something as simple as a splash can down even the best of the drones on the market. That is, until now.
Enter the HOVERAir Aqua, the drone built for the water. It has a waterproof body that is designed to float, and uses millimeter-wave radar for smooth takeoff and landing in otherwise turbulent water. The lens is coated with a hydrophobic coating, so you’ll get a picture that doesn’t look like it was captured underwater. And an onboard AI controls the camera angles and tracking, keeping your footage sharp and on topic. This is one drone that loves the water.
You can stay focused on job at hand without worrying about the camera, and there is even a handy armband remote gives you control within reach while your hands are busy riding the waves. The HOVERAir Aqua is now on Indiegogo.
