Unlike other quadcopters that have sacrificed speed for agility, the FLYCAT features four small rotors to take off and land and one big engine to fly through the sky. This, in combination with biplane-style wings, make it capable of reaching high speeds with impressive stability. Fit with a proper cargo bay and sensitive camera system, it’s versatile as both a delivery drone and eye in the sky.
Designer: Huynh Ngoc Lan
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