Just arrived is an interesting new technological advancement in the drone world. DTing makes gesture devices which can control many different devices and they’ve paired up their device with a Syma drone. There is no “standard” remote for this drone, just a wristband which reads hand and arm gestures.

Here’s a look at what comes inside the box, the drone, the main battery, two charging cables, the wristband, four extra props, and the manual.

Batteries now charging!

I’m charging the batteries now and will start test flying this gesture controlled drone asap.

Stay tuned for the full review soon.

It has been about two years since I’ve flown the old Phantom 1, which has just been hanging on the wall as more of a piece of art. It was quite fun and I started off perfectly, by crashing it into the neighbor’s house. LOL. I figured it out.

Been two years since I last flew this one. My first bird. The old batteries lasted forever without the weight of the camera. pic.twitter.com/he9RJTGjNB

— Ambient Flight (@AmbientFlight) August 16, 2017

Hats off to the drone pilot who thought of this. Below is a video all over social networks of a guy “chilling in a flying hammock drone.

The only problem with this is that hexacopter drone setup of that size could probably only weigh 12-15 pounds, bird and payload included. So unless the person and the hammock weigh in at about 5-7 pounds, this one’s a fake.

Fly on!