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The Most Immersive Flying Experience!!


FPV drones are quickly becoming a huge trend within the drone industry.

What is a FPV drone?

FPV stands for first-person view. Flying an FPV drone, means that the pilot see’s what the drone sees. 

Traditional drones are flown through the pilot’s perspective on the ground. FPV drones are piloted through the perspective of the drone via an onboard camera that is placed on the drone and transmits a livestream straight to FPV goggles, a headset, a smartphone device, or other screen.

FPV drones offer the pilot a much more immersive flying experience, which can be shared with anyone watching the video captured. 

The benefits of flying an FPV drone? 

  • An immersive experience that uses technology to provide pilots with the most futuristic viewing.
  • Precise flying and better accuracy allowing quicker reactions and better awareness of surroundings.
  • Allows the pilot to capture stunning aerial images and video footage.
  • Can be flown indoors as well to showcase the internal features of a commercial or residential building with greater level of detail and with panoramic views.

FPV drones are excellent for carrying out the usual drone work such as surveying, aerial photography or just for fun, but in recent years as the popularity has increased, FPV drones have become the go-to solution for capturing virtual tours of Corporate Venues, Commercial and Residential Property.

Watch the video below to see how a FPV drone captured the new Crystal Palace F.C. Academy. 


FPV drones create memorable virtual tours offering a cinematic experience to the viewer and will continue to revolutionize the drone industry!

If you haven’t already investigated using drones in your organisation, now is the time. Why not give us a call today to discuss your requirements.

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For more information email info@quote4drones.com. Alternatively, you can call 020 8920 5278 and speak with Henry Forde.

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