Anti-Gravity A1 Follow Me Kit: Wrist-Controlled Drone Tracking Test

The demonstration covers the Anti-Gravity A1 Follow Me kit, a drone system controlled from a watch and ring, with automatic subject tracking through a 360-degree camera. It shows setup steps, multiple tracking modes, distance adjustment, obstacle avoidance, and scenarios where the drone follows or leads the user. The $800 full set is presented alongside reframing features that can be used with normal sunglasses and wrist control, as well as situations where tracking is lost or the drone enters neighboring areas.

■ Control and setup
- Watch and ring control for flying the drone
- Unfold, power on, select a tracking mode, and set follow distance

■ Tracking and obstacle handling
- 360-degree camera follows the user uphill and down the street
- Automatic obstacle avoidance for trees and fences
- Ability to lead the user and change direction with a bird’s-eye view
- Tracking can be lost behind dense foliage or thin branches
- The drone may swing into neighboring yards and contact plants

■ Reframing and pricing
- Reframing tricks available without a headset, using normal sunglasses and wrist control
- Full set priced at $800, half the cost of last year’s wand-and-goggles package

■ Additional notes
- Giveaway entry and weekly gadget showcase details are mentioned

Viewers interested in consumer drones, wearable control, and automated tracking can use the demonstration to understand the kit’s main functions, price, and operational limits. It provides a practical overview for assessing whether the system matches expected use cases before seeking further details.