Antigravity A1: A New Take on Drones!
In a Nutshell
The Anti-Gravity A1 is a 249 g 360° flying camera that stitches dual Insta360 X5 lenses to hide the drone itself, letting pilots frame shots entirely in post. Key features include Sky Genie auto-orbit, Deep Track subject following, 8K/30 fps recording, Omnilink FPV goggles with 90° FOV, single-joystick control, and a 24-39 min flight time. It offers obstacle avoidance, replaceable lenses, and is on sale for ~$480 off during Prime Day.
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The Anti-Gravity A1 is a drone that differs from typical drones. It functions as a flying 360 camera rather than using a traditional gimbal-mounted camera. The device uses two lenses, one at the top and one at the bottom, capturing all angles continuously. This design comes from the Insta360 X5 camera sensors and lenses.
The A1 allows users to position the drone creatively without worrying about framing during flight. All framing decisions happen in post-production. The stitching technology renders the drone and propellers invisible in final footage, similar to the invisible selfie stick feature on 360 cameras.
Sky Genie automatically orbits a user-selected subject visible through the goggles.
Deep Track enables the drone to track and frame moving subjects like cars while the pilot maintains straight-line flight at matching speed.
Floating orb shots provide unique social media-friendly perspectives.
The orb records in 8K at 30 FPS. Users cannot capture 8K screenshots but gain flexibility in post-production framing.
The A1 weighs 249 g, meeting regulatory compliance thresholds in most regions. It includes:
- Obstacle avoidance
- Navigation assistance
- Auto landing gear
- Payload detection
- Auto return to home
Lenses are replaceable, making repairs easier than fixing a traditional gimbal. Anti-Gravity Care covers flyaways, water damage, and similar incidents.
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