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Also see Perceptiv Labs, a YC company from this last batch. They're making drones smarter with computer vision, though their focus at the moment isn't consumer but film makers.
I was totally sold until I read it crops video to keep you in shot. Time will tell how well it works with real world use, instead of a well made marketing video
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A case has been filed against Lily Robotics Inc. on grounds of unfair business practice on Jan 12, 2017.
The lawsuit alleges that videos on Lily’s website, presented as though they had been taken by the drone, were in fact shot by a mixture of GoPro cameras and DJI drones, a competitor model that costs up to four times as much and requires a skilled filmmaker to manually control the camera.
As a result of the alleged wrongdoing, the SFDA is asking for the courts to fine Lily $2,500 for each individual violation.
(Lawsuit: https://goo.gl/zSL6vh)
@samuelbeek according go their specs page not right now. The Lily app currently supports: Change camera settings, Create custom shots, Edit and share content
@mikeeshattuck@titanas The 3 axis gyro is part of the flight controller and all of the multicopters nowadays have it. As for a gimbal (which stabilizes the footage) the Lily doesn't have one, but they might be using other tricks to stabilize the footage from software.
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@kitsched footage looked pretty great as-is, I know I'm just gunna end up using this to make home movies of my kids anyways. 👧👶
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