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    SkyProwler - 3D Printed Hybrid Drone

    Drones and 3D printing are both set up to be disruptive technologies; their coming together leads to massive innovation, and several companies are looking to take advantage of this high-tech union. Krossblade Aerospace Systems told 3DPrint.com about their new drone with 3D printed components, modeled after their SkyCruiser concept hybrid vehicle, which brings together several technologies. Their smaller-scale UAV model, the SkyProwler, is a means to test some of their SkyCruiser technology, and the drone is launching on Kickstarter. The SkyProwler has vertical take-off capabilities, can reach high speeds, and ultimately brings together UAV and remote control airplane technologies. 3D printed parts are used throughout the aircraft, including sensing equipment, components of the transformation mechanism, and throughout the prototyping process. Find out more about this innovative, unique hybrid take on drone technology in the full article: http://3dprint.com/45355/skyprowler-3d-print/


    Below is a photo of the SkyProwler:

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    How does this compare, or go up against a drone like the DJI F550? I understand once a copter and one does both, but when it comes to full customization? Sorry new to this.

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    I lol'd at the voice control at the end of the video.

    Although that thing does look like a whole lot of fun.

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