The SKEYE Pico Drone is such a tiny drone toy, its measurements are taken in centimeters and grams. As compared to the previously released SKEYE Nano Drone, which measures 4 cm all around, the new SKEYE Pico Drone is even smaller at just 2.2 x 2.2 cm. The small drone is so compact, it can even be perched on top of a finger before being steered into the tightest of spaces. When a user is ready to have the drone hit the skies, RTF (Ready to Fly) technology makes it possible to pilot it remotely after launching it into the skies.
In addition to being able to hover vertically with precision, the drone is also able to perform a number of tricks like flips, spins and air dives thanks to its built-in 6-Axis flight control system and auto-adjustable gyro sensitivity.
For ease of storing and transporting when not in use, the tiny drone toy fits inside of its own controller.
Minuscule Toy Drones
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Trend Themes
1. Tiny Toy Drones - The trend towards smaller and smaller drone toys is likely to continue, with opportunities for companies to innovate in miniaturization technology.
2. Ready-to-fly Technology - RTF technology facilitates the use of drones and provides opportunities for further innovation in drone operation systems.
3. Advanced Maneuvers - As drone technology advances, there is potential for more intricate and impressive maneuver capabilities.
Industry Implications
1. Toy Manufacturing - The toy industry has opportunities to innovate and expand their product offerings with the trend towards smaller drone toys.
2. Drone Manufacturing - The drone industry has room for further advancements in miniaturization and maneuverability of their drones.
3. Electronics Retail - Retailers that specialize in electronics are well-suited to market and sell the latest and greatest drone technology.