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Looks interesting, throw the drone in the air and it follows and films where ever it's tracking device is.
https://www.lily.camera/
https://www.lily.camera/
Looks interesting, throw the drone in the air and it follows and films where ever it's tracking device is.
https://www.lily.camera/
max speed 25mph... pity, thought it might be an interesting "follow camera" for biking, but that speeds a bit of a dealbreaker.
max speed 25mph... pity, thought it might be an interesting "follow camera" for biking, but that speeds a bit of a dealbreaker.
How fast do you go!!
Be OK for the climbs, Mark!
Gravity only likes me on the downhills.Depends on how steep the downhill bits are... had over 100kph coming down off the buttertubs on last years TdF Etape 1.
At this moment, the Lily Camera does not have any obstacle avoidance capabilities (cost and design choice). We have found that most outdoor activities do not need obstacle avoidance because Lily can follow the user's path. But again there are no guarantees that Lily will not hit anything while it is following you.
You just know you're going to forget to charge it one day and then you throw it off a bridge...
Looks more like it's been filmed on a separate drone with a gimbal rather than a fixed camera
Very good point, more than likely yes. I did think about that after I posted, but it was too late at that point lolFrom the tech specs it talks about Digital gimballing & Image stabilization, would these be enough to produce the video taken or perhaps some effect added after in post production to smooth it out further?
Oh I love that. My gas cure is definitely cured, I want one. I want one now.