
voliro’s hexacopter drone uses six rotors to perform tricky mid-air maneuvers
the ‘omnidirectional hexacopter,’ takes in-flight agility to a new level with six hexagonal-shaped propellors, providing six individually tiltable axes.
with a goal to free drone technology for from the limits of four propellors, swiss startup voliro have made six their lucky number. the ‘omnidirectional hexacopter,’ takes in-flight agility to a whole new level with six hexagonal-shaped propellors, providing six individually tiltable axes. the resulting product is a craft that can hover in any orientation in the air by decoupling its position and its orientation completely.

images courtesy of voliro
the large sphere in the centre of voliro’s hexacopter allows it to roll around on the ground in all kinds of directions, whilst its omnidirectional flight capability makes it possible for the craft to fly parallel to a wall. the ‘copter is lightweight to increase its agility, whilst 12 degrees of mobility grant it an ability to perform tricky mid-air maneuvers.



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