Melbourne - Underground drone racing is really racing. Underground drone racing is increasng in popularity in Australia. Competitors build and prepare their drone-quadcopters for racing in abandoned warehouses, schoolyards, and neighborhoods.
In what has been called Game of Drones, the sport, of drone-flying, which has been done in neighborhoods, warehouses, and schoolyards across the country for decades, is being taken to a new level of intensity. This new version pits drone against drone in fast-paced races. Some drone clubs meet weekly to push their drones to the limit. According to, NOWTHISNEWS, some of these drones hit speeds of 60-70 miles per hour (mph). These drones are not autonomous (self-piloting). These drones use the skills of the pilots to fly at higher speeds and avoid obstacles. See whole story and video, www.aol.com.
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