FPV Drone vs. Normal Drones | FPV 101: Phase 1, Episode 3

FPV racing drones are manually operated, flown using first-person view camera technology and can travel in excess of 100 MPH. Aerial photography drones are flown by line of sight and typically hover in place. Often enough they are built with collision avoidance technology, and use sensors to auto-level and navigate using GPS-assisted flight. Drones have an incredibly versatile range of movement. By adjusting the thrust between the motors, the drone can tilt itself and move through the air in any direction. It can hover in place. It can move sideways. It can move up, down, forwards, and backward. FPV 101 is brought to you by @USAirForceRecruiting The Drone Racing League (DRL) is the world’s premier, professional drone racing property. The best drone pilots in the world fly in the league and millions of fans watch them race on NBC, Twitter and other international sports networks. Combining groundbreaking technology and immersive drone racing, DRL is creating a new era of sports that brings high-speed competition IRL, in virtual simulation and in the metaverse. 🎮 Want to learn to fly, or become a pro yourself? Download the DRL SIM on Steam, Epic Games, PlayStation, or Xbox: 📱 Experience the action-packed sport of drone racing with the Drone Racing Arcade: DRL’s fun, free and easy-to-use mobile game available on iOS and Android mobile devices: 🏁 For more on DRL racing, crashes, and competition: Website: TikTok: @droneracingleague Instagram: Twitter: Facebook: Reddit: Discord (DRL SIM):