A prototype wrist-worn camera quadcopter that unfolds, flies pre-programmed selfie/video patterns, then returns to the user. Won Intel's 2014 Make It Wearable Challenge ($500k); used an Intel Edison chip. Company ceased operations in 2017.
| Country | USA |
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| Subcategory | Multirotor |
| Subtype | Wearable selfie quadcopter |
| Role | Wearable selfie/photography drone |
| Classification | Consumer wearable drone (prototype) |
| Mission | photography, selfie/video |
| Datalink | Wi-Fi / smartphone sync |
| MTOW (kg) | 0.045 |
| Frame type | Quadcopter |
| Propulsion | Electric (4 rotors) |
| Combat-proven | No |
| Export status | Never mass-produced |
| Launch method | hand/wrist launch |
| Autonomy level | Pre-programmed autonomous flight modes |
| Recovery method | hand catch / return to user |
| Year introduced | 2014 |
| Standard sensors | HD camera |
| Production status | Prototype only (company defunct 2017) |