3D Printed Drones
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If you want to build a 3D printed drone from scratch or add parts to a quadcopter, read on to learn all about making your prints fly!
Building and flying drones can be a fun hobby, especially when you customize your drone. Read on to find some great drone accessories!
You have come to the right place for Syma X5C Quadcopter Accessories. Here you can find a list of items and spare parts you can buy or DIY.
With so many drones on the market, it can be hard to find one that offers cool features and high performance for a good price. We're here to help you narrow your choices by taking a look at the Xiaomi MITU Drone, a midrange quadrotor with plenty of features great for any user. Will this drone fit your flying needs? Let's find out!
Engineers at the US Army Research Lab can fabricate and deliver a mission-specific 3D printed UAV in just 24 hours.
BonaDrone offers up the new Mosquito 150, an educational drone kit that includes plans to wire, assemble and 3D print parts.
The Nevada-based drone company has partnered with 7-Eleven to delver hot food, Slurpees, medicine, and more to local customers.
Nanyang Technological University PhD student Phillip Keane made a robust 3D printed quadcopter drone with ULTEM 9085 material.
CRACUNS is a 3D printed drone can stay underwater for two months before launching into the air on command.
Looking to get into flying with your kids? Considering buying a drone for a young person you know? Check out this list of the best drones for kids, specially selected based on several criteria!
The U.S. Army and Marines collaborate on a test project that would let soldiers 3D print drone parts on the spot with a tablet-based catalog.
Want to explore the great outdoors in bad weather with your drone? Here is a list of waterproof drones for beginners and professionals.
Epson collaborates with DJI to bring a virtual drone to your home. All you need are Moverio BT-300 glasses and a DJI drone control pad.
Researchers from Wyss Institute have created a mini-drone called RoboBee which can fly, dive into water, swim and explode out of the water.
In Australia, Alphabet is trialling their Project Wing drone delivery system with real people and is initially offering medicine and fast food.
The United States Marine Corps have developed an easy to build and repair 3D printed drone that could see service in the near future.