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The patented tech calls the accelerometer-equipped glove as Glove Force Technology. There is a small joystick you hold in your palm. Through this joystick you can control thrust. The chopper performs acrobatic maneuvers in air as the hand moves or changes its position. Though it’s quite not easy to control at first but the Regal Elite staff had pretty good control of the Force Flyer. But just with a little bit practice and concentration, anyone can control it with ease.Check out the video.
The helicopter is right now on Prototype phase. Around 80% work have been completed to make this a perfect one. This tiny but attractable Force Flyer RC helicopter will arrive in the market in late April. Price tag of this helicopter is $49.95.
Source : Engadget
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