Loosely translated from Latin, liberum aerum attempts to capture the sense of freedom experienced only by a pilot in flight. Liberum is a side project of technidale productions born during the broadcast industry's Covid-19 restart. Days spent in hotel rooms waiting for weekly negative Covid tests were traded for flying FPV (First Person View) drones in deserted fields and parks.
FPV drones communicate a tremendous amount of emotion in the visuals they capture. Technidale Productions is working to bring life to the liberum aerum project in the broadcast industry by demonstrating the proper, tailored usage of FPV drones.
Licensed as a Part 107 Pilot in the US, and its equivalent in the UK, Technidale Productions is ready and excited to play a part in your next production with the feel of flight that only FPV can bring.
The latest drone in the fleet and recently fitted with the DJI digital FPV system. At 7" it is built for longer duration flight, Longy doesn't bat an eye at 10-15 flight times cruising at 45-50mph.
Recently refitted with the DJI digital FPV system and based on the Luma30 frame, this 3" cinewhoop has a great power to weight ratio. Chasing subjects in and around obstacles is Jacuzzi's bread and butter.
Most people think DJI when they think drones. These full-on camera drones capture great footage with almost no effort.
The smallest of the fleet, Tiny is Technidale's 2.5" cinewhoop, rigged with a Caddx Peanut HD camera for minimal payload.
A ducted 3" build, intended for flying subjects in large rooms or outdoors with little wind, Shenny has unique flight characteristics allowing it to "slide" sideways through the air.
If Tony Hawk freestyled drones like skateboards, he'd fly a 5". Great power to weight ration, versatility, and durability, the 5" build is the workhorse of the freestyle look.