A team created the 'world's fastest' first-person-view FPV camera drone and then attempted to keep up with F1 world champion Max Verstappen.
A specialist team created the “world’s fastest” first-person-view camera drone and then attempted to keep up with Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen as he tested his new Red Bull RB20 around the Silverstone circuit.
The technology was created by Dutch Drone Gods along with pilot Ralph Hogenbirk, better known as Shaggy FPV. It took a year to develop the high-performance drone and they recently tested it out against the world’s fastest driver Max Verstappen.The drone was developed alongside Red Bull Advanced Technologies which designed and manufactured lightweight aerodynamic fairings and structural motor mount arms to help reduce the drone’s total mass by approximately 10 percent.
The pilot is navigating the drone’s flight route with a radio controller, observing the flight path only through FPV goggles transmitting a low-resolution drone’s eye view. The camera angle is then adjusted simultaneously with a foot pedal, requiring precision in hand-to-eye coordination to deliver a smooth close-up shot of an F1 car — a new challenge for the pilot Shaggy FPV.
“It is a very challenging project to create a drone that’s fast enough to keep up and keep the car in full frame, whilst capturing the shot in an interesting way. This was definitely the craziest shoot I’ve done so far.”When the day came to race Verstappen, it was wet which gave the drone a little advantage but incredibly it was able to keep up with the RB20.
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