Parrot Bepop is a GPS-enhanced RTF camera quadcopter

French company Parrot recently announced their latest product, the Bepop Drone. It’s a lightweight quadcopter with a digitally stabilized camera, eschewing mechanical gimbals in order to save weight.

The 14 megapixel camera isn’t the only attraction though, for it boasts a dual-core embedded linux flight controller with 8GB of RAM, Wifi range of up to 300 meters or, with a range extender package, going as far as 2km.  Their “SkyController” is basically a tablet dock with sticks, not exactly a brand new idea but definitely executed in an interesting fashion.

Price is said to be above the Parrot.AR, but below the Phantom 2. Watch the official product video after the break, and check out the official website.

Related Posts via Taxonomies

• Walkera H6 actually named “Voyager 3”, only a prototype
• Renault Kwid concept car features integrated quadcopter drone
• The Micro Drone 2.0 with Aerial Camera
• Multicopter almost hits Marcel Hirscher during slalom race
• FAA wants registration of all flying things heavier than 250 grams
• DYS X160 Micro FPV Racer
• Awesome photos of the CIA’s animal UAVs from the 1970s
• 3DRobotics Solo with video-centric features announced
• Mysterious drone sightings over Paris
• FPVStyle Unicorn 1 combo features interesting video goggles

Tags: Bepop, Drone, Multicopter, Parrot, Quadcopter, RTF, UAV, Video

Category: News