A company called Flybrix is putting legos on the wing. The San Francisco startup today began selling build-a-drone kits for kids age 14 and up comprised of: LEGO bricks, boom arms and motors that ...

Commercial drones — the type you can order from your local big box retailer and control with a smartphone, tablet, or radio remote — are practically a commodity nowadays. Manufacturers from incumbents ...

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Flybrix first dreamed up a drone that kids could build with LEGO bricks in 2015. At the time, co-founders Amir Hirsch, Robb Walters and Holly Kasun debated the merits of launching with a crowdfunding ...

Drones are fun stuff, but most ready to use products are either too pricey to have some rugged fun with or too cheap to even be rugged. On the other hand, building a drone yourself is no walk in the ...

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Your Legos can now take to the skies. A company called Flybrix is now selling two kits that will turn your Legos into a drone. Both kits have most of the same drone-making parts (including a minifig), ...

Children are the future. Drones are the future. Apparently, kid-controlled drones are also the future, which is why Flybrix has released a programmable LEGO drone for young adventurers. There are ...

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If you’ve got loads of LEGO bricks lying around and are looking for your next great building project, you’ll want to check out Flybrix. The company’s DIY kits contain all the parts you need to craft ...

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