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An FPV (First Person View) drone is a type of drone that allows the pilot to see a real-time video feed from the drone's camera in a pair of goggles or on a screen. This immersive experience gives the pilot the feeling of being onboard the drone and enables precise control and navigation.
1. FPV Camera: FPV drones are equipped with specialized cameras that provide low-latency video feeds to the pilot, allowing for real-time control and navigation.
2. Video Transmitter: These drones use video transmitters to send the live video feed from the camera to the pilot's goggles or monitor.
3. FPV Goggles or Monitor: Pilots wear FPV goggles or use a monitor to receive the live video feed, offering an immersive flying experience.
4. Remote Controller: Pilots use a remote controller to maneuver the drone based on the real-time video feedback they receive through the FPV system.
FPV drones are commonly used in activities such as drone racing, freestyle flying, aerial photography, and search and rescue missions. Their ability to provide an immersive and real-time flying experience makes them popular among drone enthusiasts and professionals alike.
