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How can drones support other technology industries?

There are many examples of how drones are a valuable tool and a means of support within the tech industry.

But one area Quote 4 Drones has explored is how drones can be used within the gaming world. Drones have become part of the game as an in-game tool and as a game in its own right, in drone racing and combat.

And behind the scenes, Drones are also being used in the development of games to create more realistic maps and improve the quality of visuals. Also, drone footage of textures and colours, seen in games are even more realistic.

According to IT Craft, an American gaming company called Spin Master, launched an AR drone racing game using Air Hogs Connect Mission Drone, that one a number of coveted awards.

According to IT Craft: ‘The concept of the game is quite simple: a gamer pilots the drone over a special mat with visual and spatial tracking to create a 3D augmented reality world. On the screen of his drone management panel, the gamer can see his drone flying in a virtual 3D world.’

Sounds like fun huh?

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