So now that you’ve built your quadcopter and can fly it without crashing most of the time, what’s next? How about metaphorically hopping into the pilot’s seat with a First Person View setup.

Flying a first-person view (FPV) remote controlled aircraft with goggles is an immersive experience that makes you feel as if you’re really sitting in the cockpit of the plane or quadcopter.

A Ukrainian military intelligence (HUR) operation was behind the detonations of goggles for first-person-view (FPV) drones used by Russian soldiers, a HUR source told the Kyiv Independent on Feb. 20.

With this INAV technology being added to these DJI Goggles and FPV drones, users will be able to use some advanced data and technology such as: Real-time telemetry data: View altitude, speed ...

Indian Army tests groundbreaking FPV drone with anti-tank munition, showcasing precision, reliability, and safety features ...

GUR operatives are believed to have obtained a large batch of FPV goggles for the mission before modifying them with remote detonation capabilities. The devices were subsequently distributed to ...

The soldier operating the FPV is a kilometer or more away and uses FPV goggles to see what the day/night video camera on the UAV can see. Adding night vision doubles the cost for each UAV, so not all ...

Drawing lessons from the rising effectiveness of armed FPV drones against tanks in the Ukraine-Russia war, the Indian Army ...

New Delhi: The Indian Army's Fleur-De-Lis Brigade has successfully tested an FPV drone armed with a kamikaze-style anti-tank ...