Look, the "smart phones" that fly in the sky are getting smarter.

Don't think of drones as children's toys. By the way, with practical functions, instead of the UAV as a computer in flight, a smartphone in flight, the nature of the UAV is the digitization of information.

3D Robotics has been saying, they are also stepping up their steps to do so. In the near future, free open source flight control applications have been launched, making the "smartphone" in the sky Smarter, automating complex flight operations, and making it easier for drone users to manipulate drones to do more interesting things, allowing developers to develop new tools for Tower.

Currently, tower is only for Android, and features that can be implemented include:

Automatically flying around objects;

Keep the camera aligned with the object;

Automatically generate flight plans that completely cover a particular area of the map;

Follow the user and align the camera center with the user;

Building 3D scanning map;

Take an unmanned aerial camera.

Look, the "smart phones" that fly in the sky are getting smarter.

Founded in 2009, 3D Robotics is a leading manufacturer of individual UAV and UAV flight control systems. 3D Robotics initially manufactures and sells the related parts and components of the DIY type Remote control aircraft (UAV). 2014 launched the X8 four-axis aircraft upgrade version of the x8+ four-axis aircraft, the price of 1350 U.S. dollars. Former Wired editor Chris Anderson joined the CEO and made the company famous. Many even called the establishment of 3D robotics one of the iconic events in the U.S. commercial drone sector. In November 2012, they received 5 million dollars a round of financing, 2013, 30 million dollars to obtain a B round of financing;

According to the official website information, currently 3D Robotics headquarters is located in Berkeley, in North America has more than 200 employees, the world has 30,000 users.