Antigravity A1
A flying 360-degree panoramic camera drone introduced by Antigravity. It weighs 249 grams and uses the same sensors and lenses as the Insta360 X5. It supports 8K 30FPS panoramic recording, offers a standard battery life of 24 minutes, and includes 20 GB of built-in storage.
Timeline (last 90 days)
The Antigravity A1 was once rated as "the best drone for beginners."
Antigravity has launched a new version of the A1 at half the price, with the biggest change being the replacement of the headset with a wristwatch-style controller.
The Antigravity A1 released last year offers a "virtual cockpit" flight experience: the headset not only displays the image but also uses head tracking to let the direction of gaze directly control the flight direction.
The Antigravity A1 can record 360-degree panoramic video, and users can reframe after the flight ends and export footage from a normal perspective.
For users who have never flown a drone or who just want to easily record during travel, the wristwatch version of the A1 offers great value for money; for users seeking immersive flight or precise attitude-sensing shots of complex scenes, the headset version remains the better choice.
Antigravity divides the A1 into an "experience version" (with headset) and a "practical version" (with wristwatch or phone), which is a market segmentation strategy.
All Facts (6)
The Antigravity A1 was once rated as "the best drone for beginners."
50%UnverifiedThe Antigravity A1 released last year offers a "virtual cockpit" flight experience: the headset not only displays the image but also uses head tracking to let the direction of gaze directly control the flight direction.
50%UnverifiedThe Antigravity A1 can record 360-degree panoramic video, and users can reframe after the flight ends and export footage from a normal perspective.
50%UnverifiedFor users who have never flown a drone or who just want to easily record during travel, the wristwatch version of the A1 offers great value for money; for users seeking immersive flight or precise attitude-sensing shots of complex scenes, the headset version remains the better choice.
50%UnverifiedAntigravity divides the A1 into an "experience version" (with headset) and a "practical version" (with wristwatch or phone), which is a market segmentation strategy.
50%UnverifiedAntigravity has launched a new version of the A1 at half the price, with the biggest change being the replacement of the headset with a wristwatch-style controller.
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