Freefly Systems
United States · freeflysystems.com
Freefly Systems is an American maker of unmanned aircraft and camera-stabilization equipment, founded in 2011 by Tabb Firchau, David Bloomfield, Hugh Bell and Megan Fogel and headquartered in Woodinville, Washington.
History and products
Freefly began with the CineStar, a multirotor camera platform for aerial cinematography, before building its reputation in 2013 with the Mōvi M10, an early handheld electronic camera stabilizer that gave film crews a lighter alternative to traditional Steadicam rigs. The company's Mōvi line of handheld gimbals now ranges from the 5 lb-capacity M5 up to the 50 lb-capacity XL. On the aircraft side, Freefly followed its early CineStar hexacopter and octocopter with the ALTA ready-to-fly platform in 2015, and has since built industrial multirotors for inspection, mapping and public-safety operators alongside its cinema products.
Products on this site
The Astro Max is Freefly's industrial inspection and mapping quadcopter, with an 8.7 kg maximum take-off weight and a 3 kg payload capacity.
Aircraft by Freefly Systems
Freefly Systems lists 2 drones and UAVs. Maximum take-off weight ranges from 8.7 kg (Astro Max) to 34.9 kg (Alta X Gen2). The longest endurance is 0.7 hours (Alta X Gen2).
| Aircraft listed | 2 |
|---|---|
| Heaviest (MTOW) | Alta X Gen2 · 34.9 kg |
| Longest endurance | Alta X Gen2 · 0.7 h |
| With verified specs | 2 of 2 |
