Uvify’s OORI is a 50 MPH drone that fits in the palm of your hand
Recorded on January 9, 2018. Uvify’s OORI packs the guts of a racing drone into a package that fits in your hand. It can fly up to 50 MPH out of the box (or up to 60 MPH, with some modifications). It has a built in camera which sends a first person view back to […]
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