New (1) from $100.16 + $4.82 shippingDrone Indoor Hull with Stickers (Orange/Yellow) Parrot AR Drone 2.0 Indoor hull + stickers Parrot AR Drone 2.0 Tool Kit Parrot AR Drone 2.0 Charger Set Size (LWH): 27 inches, 20.5 inches, 2 inches See more technical details Enjoy flying indoors with this shaped hull. It is made of EPP (expanded polypropylene), which combines both lightness and solidity. The indoor hull attaches to the body of the AR.Drone using two magnets--one on the hull and one on the body of the quadricopter. The indoor hull prevents piloting mistakes, allowing you to touch walls or fly through doors safely. Drone happens to bang against a wall, the resiliency of the EPP material will make it bounce back. Drone frontal camera automatically detects the color of other AR.Drone hulls during multiplayer gaming, thanks to stickers that are included in this kit. 27 x 20.5 x 2 inches 45 star50%3 star25%1 star25%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsGood hull - however one of the answered questions was ...|

Good protectionA broken helicopter| See and discover other items: drone stickersIn two separate presentations at Def Con in Las Vegas last weekend, security experts demonstrated vulnerabilities in two consumer drones from Parrot. The simplest of the attacks could make Parrot drones, including the company's Bebop model, fall from the sky with a keystroke. In a live demonstration at Def Con's Internet of Things Village on August 8, Ryan Satterfield of the security consulting firm Planet Zuda demonstrated a takedown of a Parrot A.R.Drone by exploiting the drone's built-in Wi-Fi and an open telnet port on the drone's implementation of the  BusyBox real-time operating system. Connecting to the drone gave him root access to the controller, and he was able to kill the processes controlling flight—causing the drone to drop to the ground. In a session at DEF CON on August 9, researcher Michael Robinson, a security analyst and adjunct professor at Stevenson University in Maryland and George Mason University in Northern Virginia, dove further into the vulnerabilities of Parrot's drones, discussing his research on the Bebop drone in a session entitled, "Knocking My Neighbor's Kid's Cruddy Drone Offline."

Robinson noted that because of the Parrot's open Wi-Fi connection, it would allow anyone with the free Parrot app on a mobile device to pair with the drone in-flight. Using a Wi-Fi "de-auth" attack, he was able to disconnect the control app on the operator's device and take control with the app from another while the operator of the original controlling device attempted to re-establish a Wi-Fi connection. storm drone 6 precioThe new pilot could then simply fly the drone wherever he desired. parrot ar drone user emergencyRobinson warned anyone who planned to take over someone else's Parrot drone that the mobile app left forensic artifacts on mobile devices—including the serial number of the drone.parrot ar drone durée batterie

Like Satterfield, Robinson found that there was an open telnet port on the Bebop—and that this was a widely-known "feature" of the drone mentioned in forums by individuals who had used the vulnerability to hack the drone's performance and add new features to the small unmanned aircraft. (Some Parrot drone owners have used the feature to upgrade the Wi-Fi security of their drones to WPA-2 instead of the default open access). parrot ar drone navigation boardKilling flight processes didn't just make the Bebop drop to the ground, however—in an indoor test, Robinson said the drone suddenly lurched off like a projectile as it ungracefully shut down, slamming into a kitchen appliance.parrot ar drone long distance Robinson also found that  the Bebop also uses an open FTP server to transfer pictures and video back to the user. parrot ar drone notte

That means that anyone could remotely access, remove and replace media files on the Parrot drone. And if there was interference with the GPS signal received by the Bebop—say, from (illegal) GPS jammers—the drone's return-home function failed even when GPS signal returned. Both Satterfield and Robinson said that they had contacted Parrot about the vulnerabilities, and that the company had said it was aware of them. It's not clear whether Parrot intends to fix them or not. Ars attempted to reach Parrot for comment, but we have not yet received a response; we'll update this story if more information becomes available. Robinson also tested the security of the more expensive DJI Phantom III drone, with somewhat different results. The Phantom uses radio controls rather than Wi-Fi, so it was not vulnerable to hijacking. GPS interference caused problems for the return-home function and also, strangely, made video return from the Phantom unstable. And magnetic field interference could throw off the drone's internal magnetic compass, causing it to not take off;

Robinson was unable to test the effects of magnetic interference in flight.Magnetic ContinuousContinuous MotorFree ElectricalElectrical EnergyElectrical GeneratorTheoretical FreeProduces FreeMagnet MotorsMagnetic EnergyForwardA magnetic motor is a theoretical free energy device which produces free electrical energy by using magnetic energy from magnets or magnetic fields. /magnetic-motor-generator.html Magnet Motor-Generator- Product Enter a postal code: Ships from and sold by Robotshop. 73.7 x 8.9 x 58.4 cm ; Shipping Weight: 200 g Item model number: PF070038AA Date first available at Amazon.ca: May 7 2012 in Tools & Home Improvement > Power & Hand Tools > Hand Tools > Tool SetsDRONE 2 INDOOR HULL See the customer review to see all 39 reviews Tools & Home Improvement > Power & Hand Tools > Hand Tools > Tool Sets Parrot AR Drone 2.0 Elite Edition Quadricopter (Sand)Drone 2.0 with Outdoor Hull (Orange/ Blue) Product Dimensions58.4 x 1.3 x 58.4 cm

Batteries:1 Lithium ion batteries required. Manufacturer recommended age:3 years and up Main Language(s)German manual, English manual, French manual, Spanish manual, Italian manual, Dutch manual, Portuguese manual, English 173,770 in Toys & Games (See top 100) Date First Available8 Feb. 2012 Undoubtedly the ultimate flying toy, the AR.Drone 2.0 represents the latest development of Parrot's world renowned high tech quadricopter, that is easily controlled by Wi-Fi using a smartphone or tablet. It features a high definition camera with a video recording facility, plus flight data sharing, a patented piloting mode, and an innovative pressure sensor for increased stability at any altitude. Drone 2.0 offers just about every possible option on the enthusiast's wish list, and can even perform 360 degree flips on command! HD 720p CAMERA: AR.Drone 2.0 is now equipped with an High definition front camera that will let the pilots see exactly what the AR.Drone 2.0 sees just as if they were in the pilot seat.

FreeFlight 2.0 application (available on the App Store and the Android market) and take control of the AR.Drone 2.0 in a split second. The user-friendly control interface will appear over the video feedback streamed straight from the AR.Drone 2.0 with no latency thanks to its self-generated WiFi network. The automatic stabilization system of the AR.Drone 2.0 will ensure an image of high quality, whether indoors or outdoors even in light wind conditions. Whether on a Smartphone or a tablet the users will see a clean, crystal clear image right from the sky. RECORD AND SHARE: AR.FreeFlight 2.0 also lets the user record video and pictures as he is piloting the AR.Simply press the record button to start and end the recording and use the dedicated photo/video section of the application to watch what you’ve shot right after you have landed. No cables, no SD card, no PC required. Everything has already been sent and sorted in your smartphone/tablet so that can watch your performance instantly.

And for users interested in shooting a large quantity of video without using their smartphone/tablet memory, a USB plug is located inside the AR.Drone 2.0 for easy USB recording. Shoot as much as you want and share easily on Youtube or Picasa once you are done thanks to the embedded sharing options of the application. THE FLIP: A unique acrobatic move available exclusively for the AR.Press a button and launch this impressive barrel roll as you are flying. The embedded navigation system of the AR.Drone 2.0 will automatically recover so that any new pilot can enjoy this new move! ABSOLUTE CONTROL PILOTING MODE: A brand new and exclusive piloting mode patented by Parrot only for the AR.The Absolute Control piloting mode will make the life of all beginners easier by only using your device position as a point of reference. The result is simple: whatever the direction the front of the AR.Drone 2.0 is facing you’ll just have to tilt your Smartphone is a direction to see the AR.Drone 2.0 fly toward it.

A beginner pilot can now become an expert in 5 minutes. HIGHER AND FASTER: The AR.Drone 2.0 provides a unique stability thanks to its embedded sensors and navigation system. Any movement not solicited by the pilot will be automatically corrected by the AR.Drone 2.0 to maintain a perfectly still position in the air while you are not controlling it. Push it, put it in windy condition (up to 15 m/h), and it won’t move an inch until YOU decide to make it move. Thanks to its new pressure sensors the AR.Drone 2.0 will grant this automatic stability even further by making sure it remains stable whatever the altitude. You’ll have no excuse not to try your most daring pilot tricks high in the air! A 12 month Parrot manufacturer’s warranty provides cover for defective parts and workmanship, subject to proof of purchase, but clearly does not include damage in use. A full range of replacement parts are available separately. Parrot Technical Support can offer advice, or assistance following a serious crash.

Technical Details VIDEO - HD Camera: 720p 30fps; Wide angle lens: 92 degree diagonal; H264 encoding base profile; Video storage on the fly with remote device or with USB 2.0 key; JPEG photo capture (720p) MECHANICAL DESIGN - 3 cell 1,000 mAH LiPo rechargeable battery; High pitch propeller for great maneuverability; 4 brushless inrunner motors with micro ball bearing and rare earth magnets, 14.5 watt & 28,500 rpm when hovering; Self-lubricating bronze bearings, tempered steel proper shafts; Low noise Nylatron gears for 8.625 propeller shafts; Emergency stop controlled by software; Fully reprogrammable motor controller; Water resistant electronic motor controller ; Foam to isolate the inertial center from the engine’s vibrations; Carbon fiber tubes, 380g with outdoor hull, 420g with indoor hull; High grade 30% fiber charged nylon plastic parts; Liquid Repellent Nano-Coating on ultrasound sensors; Fully repairable: all parts and instructions for repairing are available on Parrot website ELECTRONICS & SENSORS - 16Hz 32 bit ARM Cortex A8 processor with 800MHz video DSP TMS320DMC64x;

16bit DDR2 RAM at 200MHz; 8 MIPS AVR CPU per motor controller; 3 axis accelerometer +/- 50mg precision; 3 axis gyroscope 2000 degree/second precision; Pressure sensor +/- 10 Pa precision (80cm / 2.6 feet at sea level); 60 fps vertical QVGA camera for ground speedDrone 2.0 Quadricopter supplied ready-to-fly 1 x Indoor Hull 1 x Orange/Blue Outdoor Hull 1 x 1,000mAh Rechargeable Lithium Polymer Flight Battery 1 x Mains Charger 1 x Multilingual European Instruction Manual AR Drone 2.0 Elite Edition Quadricopter (Snow) AR Drone 2.0 Elite Edition Quadricopter (Sand) See all 45 customer reviews See all 45 customer reviews (newest first) on Amazon.co.uk everything looks good, but I never got to fly it because I couldn't connect it to wifi, had my money returned My son and husband have one each, they love it! Be aware this is an AR Drone 1 in a AR Drone 2 hull.This unit does not have a USB port. The AR Drone 2 does.The batteries are for AR Drone 1. If you are looking for a relighable piece of kit to take Ariel photos then this really isn't wat you shud buy, yes it has features that are great but in my opinion there not the...