Programmable drones
Try your hand at drone programming! Gestures and objects recognition, AI, flight paths creation... These drones are suitable for a discovery of robotics at home as well as for use as a teaching aid. Programming languages: blocks and Python
This programmable Crazyflie drone (ROS compatible) designed by Bitcraze has an exclusive embedded indoor positioning system, for an autonomous flight that’s as precise as when using a GPS!
Fly this swarm of 10 Crazyflie 2.1 drones (ROS compatible) or teach them to fly autonomously with the Loco Positioning System!
The Crazyflie 2.1 quadcopter nano kit, with its USB radio dongle, is a programmable and fully open-source long-range drone (ROS compatible).
Bitcraze has created a new kit for its tiny programmable Crazyflie 2.1 drone(ROS compatible). This time it comes with a radio amplifier and ToF sensor!
You have a programmable Crazyflie drone that’s now ready to explore its environment and embark on its first adventures? Be sure to keep a few compatible spare parts on hand, just in case!
The Tello battery charger enables you to charge up to 3 flight batteries at the same time for the Tello EDU drone.
The Crazyflie 2.X LED-ring expansion board will illuminate each of your creations with 12 RGB and 2 white strong LEDs.
Be prepared for all eventualities thanks to these Crazyflie 2.1 motor mounts. What would you do without them?!
If you’ve never experienced the distress of a drone being brought down by a broken propeller, you won’t understand why we find this propeller pack for the Crazyflie 2.X flying robot by Bitcraze so useful!
4 spare brushed motors for your mini Crazyflie 2.1 flying platform.
This Crazyradio PA 2.4 GHz module lets you communicate with the Crazyflie robotic platform from a distance of over 1 km.
Use this colour camera module to install a new image capture system for your Crazyflie 2.1 mini-drone.
The active marker deck accessory is designed for the Crazyflie family, and includes the Qualisys QTM motion capture system.
Want to install an SD card reader on your flying Crazyflie 2.1 robotic platform to read or record data in flight?
