Two engineers from Calgary, Canada, founded a startup company called Cleo Robotics and created a drone Cleo that resembles a car tire shape. Its promotional slogan is the safest, most portable, most intuitive, and most elegant drone. Is this slogan literally true or exaggerated? Cleo is an ultra-small drone that can be put into the pocket. In the statement, developer Omar Eleryan stated: "The drone should be made safer, smaller, and easier to use." He co-designed with Simon Czarnota. Cleo, reduced the size of drones and removed features that consumers didn't care about.
From the design perspective, Cleo is different from other drones. It does not use the classic four-axis drone design but integrates helicopter and rocket technology. The selfie drone stacks two blades together to ensure stability and reduce the size. Users can use a smartphone to directly control the drone so that we can take the drone anywhere.
The round body is equipped with a paddle wing
Cleo Drone mixed the design of the helicopter and the rocket. The round fuselage had a pair of rotors inside it, with protective bars at the top and bottom to increase safety. It was advertised that it can be used in an indoor or crowded place.
Flight time is up to 20 minutes?
Its aircraft has a volume of 92 x 92 x 30 mm and a weight of 65 grams, so the user can carry it out as long as they put it into the pocket.
Cleo Drone can be controlled with a mobile app, and its aerial lens can shoot 14-megapixel photos, record 1080p @ 60fps video, image transfer resolution is 720p @ 30fps. According to the official claim, Cleo Drone can provide up to 20 minutes of continuous flying time for each charge for 30 minutes. If it is true, the battery life is not bad. With the help of the APP, manipulating drones is easier. With the click of a button, Cleo can shoot 360-degree video, take panoramic shots, shoot with bird's eye angles, and take perfect selfies.
In emergency situations, Cleo drones can be used with infrared and thermal imaging software. If someone is trapped in a building that is on fire, firefighters can use drones to find trapped people. Drones can also determine if someone is inside the building to avoid firefighters being injured. As an emerging brand, this drone made by Cleo Robotics does have his extraordinary features.
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