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Sony has introduced its first drone, the Airpeak. Designed to carry an Alpha mirrorless camera to deliver cinema-grade visuals, the upcoming Airpeak is undoubtedly the drone for professional cinematographers. The impressive contraption has a a quadcopter design and two landing gear legs that fold up during flight to prevent them accidentally appearing in the footage. The drone is packed with AI Robotics and comes with obstacle avoidance sensors on the front and rear, plus another camera above that. Check out below the video with stunning wide-angle footage shot on the upcoming Airpeak drone

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