The devices will hopefully be shipped to customers for the first time in December, if the German creators reach their funding target from online donations. The drones can be controlled from up to 90 meters away using a mobile phone app, and will allow users to carry out stunts and battles in multi-player mode. It will further add to the popularity of drones among civilian customers.
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