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Air Hogs Supernova Review: Simple drone with motion control

Air Hogs Supernova Review: Simple drone with motion control

Posted on August 22, 2018July 30, 2019 By Jarvis

Over the past week we’ve played with the Air Hogs Supernova, a tiny drone made to be minimal. This drone is controlled with an on-switch and sensors. The user tells the drone what to do and how to act with a series of gestures – hand signals in the air – and all power is provided by a charging cable that’s not unlike what smartphone users have for their smartphone. This drone is just about as simple as a drone gets.

The Supernova is essentially a set of motion sensors attached to a motor and several fan blades. It’s made mainly of plastic and metal, and is protected from harm by a thin plastic cage.
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