The DJI Spark is the first drone to maneuver exclusively via hand gestures—ever. For the more discerning consumers, there is model available that includes an official DJI remote control ...

LOS ANGELES - Flying a drone can be hard, with lots to learn. Drone manufacturer DJI showed a new way to do it Wednesday, with a new mini-drone that can be flown via hand gestures. Wave your hands ...

Hot on the heels of its pocket-sized Mavic Air Drone, DJI introduces its tiniest drone called Spark. The most user-friendly model to-date, Spark is operated by pre-programed hand gestures.

The company packed computer vision and object tracking into a pocket-size 11 ounces that you can launch from your palm—no device pairing, remote ... drone that can be operated via hand gestures ...

SHENZHEN, CHINA—DJI has launched a mini-drone ... “propeller guards” for hand launching. Spark weighs 10.6 ounces– less than a can of soda—and can be operated by a remote controller, a mobile device, ...

A pilot can use hand gesture controls ... allow the user to control the Spark up to 100 yards away. An optional remote control allows the pilot to control the drone up to 1.2 miles away at speeds ...

When DJI launched its diminutive Spark drone back ... from the hand, it can be made to fly up and away, snap selfies and come back again all without even touching the remote control.

The drone lifts from the palm of the user's hands and can be controlled through hand gestures ... An optional remote control accessory allows the drone to be flown as far as 1.24 miles away.

An curved arrow pointing right. There's now a way to pilot your drone without an actual remote control. PVD+ in Taiwan wrote a program for the Apple Watch that lets the wearer control a drone with ...

In virtually all cases, the drone is operated ... gestures as a control mechanism; in mid-2017, Chinese tech firm DJI released the design for the DJI Spark, a drone that you can control with hand ...

Drones have proliferated so widely over the last ... But how about controlling the flying quadcopters with a wave of your hand? That's the thinking behind an innovative new toy on display at ...

A team of researchers in Taiwan have managed to turn an Apple Watch into a sensor that can be used to control a drone using only hand gestures, reports Reuters. PVD+, a team of technologists and ...