Drones INSIDE basketball games
Cleo Abram
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NCAA March Madness is here! If you’re watching, you might see the games captured on drones. Here’s what they look like and what it means for college basketball.
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07.11.2023
Why watch when I can get the same angles from my Ps5?
Aren't they loud asf?
As a professional pilot, I love this but also, it’s gonna take 1 mistake for these to be banned from all indoor sporting events in the future. Many precautions are taken before a flight like this but some things are just out of a pilot’s control
@corridorcrew when you talk about grounding your shots. Does this change the game
Imagine someone throws a completely off three and hits the drone
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"fux sports"
It's not the first drone over a live basketball game. C'mon.
So, basically, American sports is reported on prehistoric equipment?
Take an I stance of players running into the referees. Doesn't happen very often, but does happen. How long until a player or ball runs into a drone?
The noise would be awful
U look superb too👌😍
Is the court actually large enough to justify this? Longer lenses ought to be able to get just about any shot you want without flying hardware, just can’t move around terribly well.
Loved the energy of yours.
They should do this for lacrosse
Until a drone fails and crashes into a player or audience members
They should use drones in hokey games
Did it not just felt between players?😂
I love everything about your shorts, I can learn about things that are actually interesting from someone with a likeable personality 🥰 just pure positives
I’m totally surprised that they didn’t use spidercam for these kinds of shots? Especially when so many other sports around the world have used them for so long?
I wonder why they went this route?
Especially considering potential for injury or disruption to players and fans with things like: noise, down drafts from props, impact injury, if worst case a drone falls out the sky- not to mention the short flight times for fpvs etc.
Is it because of the big scoreboard in the middle of the roof line that they chose drones over spidercams?
Denmark🇩🇰 in the background ❤
how and why do you have an old school map of Denmark in the background?
Just wait until they start selling VR drone perspectives for games. That's where the money will be
how about distraction? the noice is discussable, but seeing something fly around all the time?
I can't wait for the overzealous DP who on the fly thinks of a cinematic style shot that would only work in a controlled environment but is crazy enough to think it would work during a live sporting event. Get the popcorn out.
It would be great to see a video on drone noise tech
That excitement in her voice, those expressions. She is one hell of an amazing person ❤️❤️
So nice your beauty subhanallah
Drones create irritating noise for both players and audience, and their thrust can alter ball movement
If a player missed a free throw because of the drone 😂 RIP Pilot
I looked at that backdrop every single day as a kid. Crazy seeing it as a niche map in the background of a YouTube short 20 years later.
They used blimp drones in some pro sports. Much safer but can instruct some viewing. New propeller designs are nearly silent. Looking forward to no more buzzing
why dont they use cameras on a cable like they do in european football?
Hey bro pass the ball /drone gets creamed/
We were the first people in the world to livestream a sport from a drone. We did it for Polo. First ones to use it for polo
Who cares. I don’t need new angles to appreciate a good sport. They are messing with football too. Espn has different views now and they are lame. Why do they have to mess with everything?
i honestly cant tell if that drone shot of the free throw was real life or 2k.
She even likes 🏀? 😮
She's taken = proof God hates me😢😂
you look to my eyes like angalina jolli😅
Yo,Sista',Escondido,CA.,has a co. that produces "mini"drones; diff. types 4 diff. purposes!(excuse me,gt 2 go chex the windows! LOL!!)DOING A GREAT JOB WITH YOUR VIDS!🌻🐧🤳
what mic is this?
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U always find such interesting topics
Uhm what about soccer?
The pilot that you’ve shown is an fpv pilot and the shot wasn’t from an fpv drone. It had gimbal on it. Just pointing an inaccuracy
With the technology of the cameras used today, the drone doesn't have to fly close to the players to get a shot like they are close to the players. They have a high zoom ability and could be flying over the crowd and still get close up shots of the players and coaches.
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2030 or 2035 those angles will be the norm
In America, all drones (sUAS) have to be flown by pilots by law (section 107 of the FAA's official regulations). Also, each of those drones must be registered with the government because they're way over 250 grams.