The Antigravity A1, released last year, has earned a reputation as the most user‑friendly beginner drone on the market. In my own tests, I placed a complete novice in its virtual cockpit and felt completely at ease, thanks to the drone’s intuitive design. The A1 also appeals to pilots who prefer to concentrate on the act of flying rather than on capturing footage, because its 360‑degree video can be re‑framed after the flight.
Until now, operating the A1 required the company’s FPV goggles and a full motion controller, and the complete package cost around $1,599. Antigravity has introduced a new “Follow Me” kit that swaps the headset and controller for a wristwatch and a ring, bringing the entry price down to $799 in the United States. The concept behind the kit is to let the Antigravity drone serve as a personal robot camera.
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