I am a STEM teacher in a Brooklyn public school. I teach drones and am intrigued with the Drone Soccer Competitions. The video mentioned acquiring a kit for the drones. Could you tell me how to purchase these kits? Thank you.
Hi Terrance. We would love to share more information with you. Please send us an email at info@dronesports.us with your contact information and we will help you set up the program in your school.
This is awesome...getting kids into the uas hobby is the only way it's going to continue on in the future... hopefully the faa won't kill are hobby,fingers crossed.
you know, i've seen what people look like before...i kinda wanted to see what drone soccer looked like but this is 11 minutes of random interviews with 2 seconds of drone soccer stuff cut in every minute. Like how hard is it to record footage? I'll be happy to come record some for yal or show you how if you need. Mostly just aim your cameras at the game.....also there's this new thing called voice over. look it up.
It seems like an interesting sport, but these old men really need to stop calling it an e-sport. It's more of a remote controlled motorsport, along the lines of gladiator robots and FPV drone racing, and those are not e-sports. The stage and all the action is physical. It's like calling mountainbiking a ballsport because the wheels are round, it just doesn't work. Electric remotes and electric motors don't turn something into an e-sport. Formula E is not an e-sport.
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Awesome knowledge set!!
You have a great program there at Wings. Ian really feels at home there.
we see your game theory merch Liam!
Super interesting.
Hi could I get a parts list specifically on the frame, esc, fc, motors, props, and lipo accommodation( eg 2s 450mAh)
I am a STEM teacher in a Brooklyn public school. I teach drones and am intrigued with the Drone Soccer Competitions. The video mentioned acquiring a kit for the drones. Could you tell me how to purchase these kits? Thank you.
Hi Terrance. We would love to share more information with you. Please send us an email at info@dronesports.us with your contact information and we will help you set up the program in your school.
This nerd sport is really cool
This is awesome...getting kids into the uas hobby is the only way it's going to continue on in the future... hopefully the faa won't kill are hobby,fingers crossed.
you know, i've seen what people look like before...i kinda wanted to see what drone soccer looked like but this is 11 minutes of random interviews with 2 seconds of drone soccer stuff cut in every minute. Like how hard is it to record footage? I'll be happy to come record some for yal or show you how if you need. Mostly just aim your cameras at the game.....also there's this new thing called voice over. look it up.
So no one's saying anything about what's on Liam's right hand?? I see how it is🤫
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A lot of bla bla bla almost no flying scenes 😕
It seems like an interesting sport, but these old men really need to stop calling it an e-sport.
It's more of a remote controlled motorsport, along the lines of gladiator robots and FPV drone racing, and those are not e-sports. The stage and all the action is physical. It's like calling mountainbiking a ballsport because the wheels are round, it just doesn't work. Electric remotes and electric motors don't turn something into an e-sport. Formula E is not an e-sport.
the students actually look like they drone soccer players