Inexpensive Multi Rotor Air Robot Project Now Running a Kickstarter Campaign

Multi Rotor Air Robot Project is now running a Kickstarter Campaign and looking for backers. The campaign features an advanced and inexpensive air robot with multi rotor system that enables anyone to capture videos and photos from air. The campaign has 20 days to go.
The campaign involves backing up a funding for the advanced Multi Rotor Air Robot project that would enable people to own an advanced drone.
The campaign initiator said, “We have 20 days in hand to check for backers of the Multi Rotor Air Robot project. The project is showing great promise as an unmanned effective drone device with user-friendly GPS, controlling apps, real time video and picture transmitting ability, etc.”
The project has so far attracted 68 backers offering $25,806 for further research, development and implementation. The latest FourBot has enabled easy clicking aerial videography and photography, application of smartphone for controlling camera capability and auto stabilization. The device also features a durable G10 material that is capable to withstand innumerable impact with ease.
According to a spokesperson of Kickstarter, “We are projecting a number of latest technical revolutionary products and are placing them forward to get funds for further research and development. Latest Multi Rotor Air Robot also deserves special mention as a pcb board crucial campaign.” The drone is also available in various builders package with advanced kits for people who love to assemble advanced gadgets. The device has also undergone exclusive testing session for innumerable hours and has achieved perfect flying codes with highest stability.
Julie Augustus, an enthusiast of Kickstarter campaigns says, “I am a great fan of Kickstarter campaigns. I check out almost every campaign that features exclusive scientific gadgets of the future at their novice stage. I am planning to back up the latest Multi Rotor Air Robot project.”
The Multi Rotor Air Robot project helps anyone to feel like a pilot. It also takes pictures and videos in ‘bird’s eye view’ with an installed camera.

 

For more information:

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2117918869/robot-fourbot-a-copter-that-anyone-can-fly

FAQ:
On which mobile platforms is the Fourbot app available? Right now the app is available on iPhone, and an Android version will be available by the time the copters are shipped. The Android version will be compatible with Android 4.3 and above. Currently no Windows Phone version is available, but we are hoping to release that sometime next year.

How much weight can Fourbot carry? The copter can carry 345 g.

Will individual hardware components be sold as add-ones? Yes, during our Kickstarter campaign we are selling complete units, but we plan to sell components such as the Pan/tilt camera Gimbal and parts on our website after the campaign is over.

What is the range of Fourbot? Fourbot uses2.4Ghz, which works best within 2 miles.

How long can the Fourbot fly on a single charge? Fourbot can fly for about 8 minutes if it is carrying a camera, and for about 10 minutes if it is not.

How do you charge Fourbot? How long does it take? A charger will be included when we ship the copters. The charger also includes a wall-adapter. It takes Fourbot about 45 minutes to fully charge.

Does the Fourbot come pre-assembled, or in kit form? All Fourbot's will be assembled out of the box, besides Kit package. kit package we supply you with comprehensive instructions and the Allen key that you need to put the quadrotor together.

Does my reward level come with radio and receiver? All Fourbot's ($299 pledge and above) come with a 2.4ghz radio controller and receiver.

BTW, they are doing the civilian versions, where my birds are being used for "corporate" or "mission specific" use.............But I like the competition, it pushes me to stay ahead of the curve and furthers the whole industry. The price points they are hitting is great too, $299 for a complete kit......not bad at all

 

Looks interesting, not sure there's anything revolutionary here though. Would be curious to learn more about how they're doing the smartphone control interface, are they using wifi directly or some sort of control interface to the iPhone?

Prices look good though, definitely worth watching.