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Skydio 2 review: A drone that’s almost impossible to crash

Posted on December 5, 2019 By Jarvis

According to its creators, Skydio 2 ($999) is the most advanced auto-follow drone on the face of the planet. Thanks to an array of six 4K cameras and some proprietary software developed by a group of MIT grads, this drone is capable of flying, filming, dodging obstacles, and planning out cinematic flight paths, all without any input from the user.
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