ThisisEngineering to Hold One-Day Drone Class with WolfPlanet on the 20th

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Bo-kyung] Robotics specialist company This is Engineering (TIE) will hold a one-day drone class on the 20th at the Drone Enterprise Support Hub Center in Pangyo, Gyeonggi-do, together with Wolf Planet.

Wolf Planet, operated by Windpoly, is a time curation platform that recommends memorable moments for fathers and their children. It offers various information, products, and programs to help parents who want to spend meaningful time with their children ease their concerns.

This drone class is designed to help parents and children directly experience drones and create enjoyable memories. The program includes stories to increase interest and understanding of drones, education on the principles of drone flight, and an opportunity to experience TIE's SHIFT RED drone. Participants can experience not only drone flying but also obstacle navigation and video shooting.

TIE's SHIFT RED drone features technology that allows easy and convenient control of the drone with one hand. It precisely measures the movement of the thumb and converts it into drone movements. Its small size and lightweight of 93g make it highly portable. Additionally, it is equipped with the 'Lezero Pilot Mode,' which consists of four intelligent shooting modes and four tracking modes, allowing families to capture precious moments on video.

Hong Yoo-jung, CEO of TIE, said, "In the upcoming Fourth Industrial Revolution era, drones will become a leading industry. We hope that children, who will be the main actors of the future generation, will create special memories flying drones with their fathers in the class prepared with Wolf Planet and have a meaningful time learning about drones."

The one-day drone class is open to any fathers and children who are curious about drones. Applications can be made through Wolf Planet's Naver Smart Store.