At present, domestic drone competitions have gradually become popular outdoor sports. There are also official drone races in Europe, America and South Korea, which can be called "air sports". A French company, Nano-Racing, has developed a 3D printing drone that reduces the difficulty of getting started.
Although the drone competition is exciting, it also faces some flaws in participation, including the cost of the venue, the participants themselves, the specifications of the fuselage, technical performance and consumer purchases, which reduces the experience rate and causes many people. Just watching.
A French startup, Nano-Racing, has solved many problems for entry-level and competition. According to co-founder Charles Venayre, his research team developed a 3D printing drone with the advantages of a professional drone and cost. Low and versatile, safer and compatible with a wide range of software.
Developers claim that since its inception in 2015, Nano-Racing currently has fewer than ten employees, most of whom are R&D specialists in the field of drones, and have subsequently established a micro-UAV community through crowdfunding. Design this product, whether it is an entry-level enthusiast or a professional operating flying hand, 3D printing drone is a good choice.
Nano-Racing has long been involved in the development of 3D printing, mainly for product prototype and small batch production. After working with 3D print services company Sculpteo, a large number of drone experiments were carried out to continuously improve the performance of the drone.
After the company expands its business, it develops private customized production, and customizes drones for exclusive operation modes and flight habits. Nano-Racing's 3D printing drone is integrated, which eliminates the need for complicated assembly and wiring and module connection. The whole body is free of soldering and no screws, and the front camera is installed on the head, which can be felt through FPV glasses. The first perspective flight.
Such a small 3D printing drone not only reduces the operation difficulty, reduces the input cost, but also increases the flying pleasure, improves the safety, and lowers the threshold to promote the user group to rise.
The future of 3D printing technology is broad, and the company also calls for more different attempts. A lot of the code is now open source, bringing convenience to the advancement of this technology, and finding the most suitable solution in the trial.
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