- Prototype drone spins its entire body up to 25 times per second to blur itself into near-invisibility
- Phantom Twist's single motor spins the whole airframe in one direction and its propeller in the other
- AI design pipeline tested 20,000 possible layouts to find the optimal configuration
Drones have a visibility problem. Whether they're filming guests at a wedding or hunting for candid shots of nesting birds, the moment a drone is noticed, it can change the behavior of whatever it's observing — wildlife scatters, people act differently, and you end up with iffy results.