Key Specifications/Special Features:
Key Specifications/Special Features:
•Virtual reality goggles
•Dronies
•Open source and hackable
•Camera drone
•ELF is the nanocopter that fits in your pocket and shoots high definition (HD) aerial photography
•And anyone can use
•Our smartphone app (iOS and Android) connects to ELF via Bluetooth 4.0 in seconds, allowing you to take off the moment you hit the throttle
•Use our carefully designed ELF 3D app to connect to ELF via Wi-Fi and capture special moments which you can share online - even before ELF returns to the ground
•Our simple and intuitive controller means there's no flying experience needed to get started with ELF
•Within moments of taking ELF out of the box, you will be shooting stunning live video from the sky and sharing scenes that make your friends ask how did he/she do that
•Achieving a pocket-sized, smartphone-controlled HD drone was only part of our vision
•With ELF, we are proud to introduce the first drone that takes you along for the ride, virtually
•Pass the controls to a friend, and experience the world from ELF's point of view - in stunning 3D-thanks to ELF port, the VR headset that takes the ELF experience to the next level
•While your friend controls ELF via their Bluetooth connected smartphone, ELF port established a high-bandwidth Wi-Fi connection with ELF using your smartphone
•By utilizing the hardware you already carry around in your smartphone, we are able to provide you with a next-generation experience at the lowest possible price
•Main specifications
◦Processor: AT mega 328P-AU
◦Wireless:
◾TI CC2540 Bluetooth 4.0
◾2.4G Wi-Fi cam (720P local) + VGA (680*480)
◦Dimensions: 5.5 * 5.5 * 1.38 inches
◦Weight: 0.216lbs
◦Battery: 900mAh
◦App: iOS and Android (requires Bluetooth 4.0)
◦Programming environment: arduino
◦Flight time: 7 minutes
◦Range: 50-100 feet
•What is in the pack:◦1 ELF (fully assembled)
◦1 Micro Wi-Fi-enabled HD camera
◦1 900mAh battery
◦1 set of propellers (6)
◦1 power adapter
◦1 ELF port 3D headset
•These are comments of some media:
•One of the purest open source hardware plays I've seen in a long while and it just goes to show how cool it is to be able to print your own plastic parts at home
•Reminds us of some star wars-like contraption that you pull out of a cloak, toss into the air and let hover around you while you do whatever it is you're doing
