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This drone is controlled by head movements

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June 12, 2024

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Soar the skies with just a nod.

DJI, a drone company based in China, has developed a drone that can be controlled using just head movements.

The Avata 2 combines a headset and a handset, offering highly intuitive control. By simply moving your head, you can navigate the skies and capture aerial footage like never before.

However, the future of DJI drones in the United States remains uncertain as concerns have been raised that these devices may be used by China to collect sensitive information. As a result, the U.S. government is considering a potential ban on DJI drones, which would impact both the consumer market and the commercial drone industry.

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