Airwood 4 in 1 Drone Kit

Airwood 4 in 1 Drone Kit

With this kit, you can mount 4 different drones and see how their design affects the flight. (Includes the same control for the 4 drones.) This kit is indicated for teaching thanks to its modularity and STEAM possibilities. You also have the Cubee model lose. Enjoy it by piloting it or programming it.

4 chassis in the same kit for infinite configurations: With this kit, you can build 4 different drones with an extremely modular and flexible configuration.

Ecological, modular and easy to assemble: Build your own DIY drone

Learn the basics of drone operation

Wind resistance, air pressure, wind tunnels, RC signals, safe takeoff and landing, how the environment affects the flight and much more.

The 4-in-1 kit contains 184 pieces.

Each drone is assembled like a 3D puzzle. The different pieces of carpentry fit into a seamless streamlined design and no need for nails or glue.

Airwood is equipped with remote control and two batteries, one for the drone and one for the controller.

Despite its apparent simplicity, Airwood is equipped with advanced stable flight technologies, real-time transmission and even a 720P HD camera (optional). Airwood stays perfectly without drift, maintaining both the position and altitude at the exact point you order. You can set distance and height limits to keep your flights within a safe range. If you order him to fly beyond the established limits, the drone will not depart once he reaches them. And if the signal is lost with the aircraft it is able to return to its initial starting point.

It has 9 flight modes: Depending on whether you are going to use it in initiation, competition or programming mode, Airwood adapts its maximum speed, movement sensitivity, orientation, indoor or outdoor flight ... etc.

Graphic Programming for STEAM Education

Not only will you enjoy flying your Airwood a lot, but it also serves to learn to program. The processor is based on Arduino, so it can be programmed with MIXLY, Scratch for Arduino and designer, so you can also have fun learning to program flight instructions through its block programming interface.