Vantage Snap 4K Flying Camera Drone

Description

Introducing Snap, the flying camera from Vantage Robotics. Rather than a drone with a camera, this device is a camera with a drone attached. Equipped with a Sony Exmoor 4k sensor and automatic gimbal stabilization, Snap delivers quality video with 120 frames per second all at 1080p. Easily folding in half with a detachable camera, Snap also fits right in your bag so you can always bring it with you. The quadcopter design has a protection panel on the outside of each blade making Snap safe for everyone. The amazing technology inside this camera-drone combo enables it to automatically follow you for the best footage, all with no effort. In a single charge, Snap can fly for 20 minutes, reaching speeds of 30 mph and can handle winds up to 20 mph.
The camera itself will be a 4K-capable Sony Exmor sensor, mounted on a mini mechanical smooth-lock gimbal, which the company says is about 6 times lighter than standard drone gimbals.
While users will be able to use their phone or tablet to control Snap, Vantage Robotics has included a ton of software-based features that will let users capture professional quality camera shots without even having to control the drone.

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Some of these features are air tripod, which lets the camera stay in place while automatically turning to keep the subject in frame; virtual wire, which allows the camera to follow a subject along a predefined wire (while avoiding any obstacles); and free-form following.The optional Base Station lets you stream broadcast quality video to the ground for detailed inspections, worldwide distribution, and real-time analytics. Control the camera and pinch to zoom video as you fly with a second controller tablet.Snap knows where it is and knows where you are. That makes it easy (well, easy for you, it took us a while) for Snap to track you automatically in all sorts of interesting ways like air tripod