Yuneec Releases Breeze First-Person View Controller for Immersive Flying Experience

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Breeze First-Person View Controller Enhances Flying Accuracy and Turns Smart Device into Display Screen

ONTARIO, Calif. (December 6, 2016) — Yuneec International, the world leader in electric aviation, today announced the availability of its all-new Breeze First-Person View Controller, creating a new means to pilot the ultimate flying camera. The Breeze FPV Controller is now available at a suggested retail price of $69.99.

The Breeze FPV Controller provides pilots with an enhanced flying experience. The portable game controller connects to the users smart device via Bluetooth and enables users to accurately control Breeze with physical joysticks and buttons. It is compatible with the Breeze Cam mobile application on iOS (8.0 and above) and Android (4.4 and above) devices, giving pilots the ability to operate with joysticks, while the smart device is turned into the display screen held by the headset for a first-person perspective via the Breeze onboard 4K camera. The upgraded piloting set up creates an immersive and uninterrupted flight experience. The Breeze FPV Controller features two view modes: FPV Mode and Normal Mode. Pilots can view images through the FPV Goggles or from their smart devise placed on the controller.
http://www.personal-drones.net/yune...w-controller-for-immersive-flying-experience/

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Why do companies advertise their 4K products with 1080 videos? Lame. Also, at least some of those drone shots somehow make the drone look like a digital model that has been composited?
 
I'm not sure about delving into this VR tech and include it in my services. I don't know if it's going to be the next big thing or just a fad. An ex co-worker spent money in 4 Vuze 4K 360 cams just to be ready to sell. To me it's still in development and until I see some kind of stable workflow between hardware and software I will just keep my hands off.
 
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