If IKEA ever released a DIY cardboard drone, it might look something like the Ahadrone kit. Assembling it is easily as piecing together the corrugated board body for maximum rigidity, install the motor, battery pack, and a few other bits. Once completed, you’ll be able to control it with a smartphone or table using a special app.
Best of all, the cardboard can be reused as packaging material if something should happen to Ahadrone like flying it in the rain. Fortunately, with the proper template, users will be able to rebuild their own cardboard parts, either out of board, plastic sheets, or even using a 3D printer.
SYMA Drones for Kids, RC Quadcopter with Altitude Hold, 3D Flips, Headless Mode, Speed Switch, Protection...
- Easy to Fly: With one-key takeoff and landing, altitude hold, and headless mode, even novice pilots can fly this drone with ease.
