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V-Coptr Falcon drone appears to (finally) be ready to ship!

It’s been a long time coming. But it appears the ZeroZero Robotics V-Copter Falcon drone – which offers a highly unusual design and impressive flight time – is ready to ship to customers.

When China’s ZeroZero Robotics first announced its V-Coptr Falcon drone, it raised a lot of eyebrows – and a lot of pre-orders. The design was unlike any other drone in the consumer or commercial space, and it promised an unreal 50-minute flight time. For a multi-rotor, that’s incredible.

And now, finally, it seems the product is getting ready to ship.

V-Coptr Falcon

If you haven’t seen the design before – and even if you did, but could use a refresher – here’s the video ZeroZero Robotics posted when it first announced the product. It’s an eye-catcher:

https://youtu.be/LMaRFSchtqc

Of course, we wrote about it at the time. But that was back in December 2019 – so this has been a long time coming.

Delays

The company followed up, less than a month after that video was posted, with an official launch event where you can actually see the drone flying. It’s worth scrubbing through:

Is the V-Coptr Falcon ready to ship?

Well, based on a Tweet by @Kanzhaji, it’s appears to be good to go:

Wild design

We think this is a super-cool design, and hope it lives up to its claimed specifications – because they’re impressive. This is from the ZeroZero Robotics site.

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Price?

There’s no price on the ZeroZero Robotics website. But when the product was first announced, it was going to retail for $699 – and you could secure your spot in line for a $100 deposit. Our recollection is that the price got bumped at one point.

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Regardless, if this drone performs as advertised, it’s going to get a lot of attention. We look forward to hearing more from ZeroZero Robotics, and seeing one of these firsthand.

Wait, there’s more!

Meanwhile, in April of this year, ZeroZero Robotics announced a mini variation on this theme. @Kanzhaji was on top of that, as well:

This smaller version is apparently called Birdie – and includes lasers for, we assume, some sort of laser tag with drones. No word on price or availability yet.

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