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Antigravity A1 unveils 8K 360 capture
Antigravity unveils its first drone the A1 featuring 8K 360-degree capture Vision goggles and a motion Grip controller with a global launch planned for January 2026.

Brand new drone brand Antigravity backed by Insta360 unveils the A1, an all in one drone focused on 8K 360 degree capture.
Antigravity A1 redefines aerial storytelling with 8K 360 capture
Antigravity, a new drone brand backed by Insta360 and partners, unveiled the A1, pitched as the first drone to offer 8K 360-degree capture. A dual-camera setup mounted on the drone’s top and bottom aims to deliver complete environmental coverage with no blind spots, while Vision goggles pair with the system for a full 360° view. The 249-gram frame is meant to meet regulatory limits in many regions, and a motion-based Grip controller replaces traditional sticks for flying.
Details such as exact video specs, speed, and battery life remain undisclosed. Pricing and regional availability will be announced closer to launch, with a global rollout planned for January 2026. A pre-production testing program invites creators to try the A1 and compete for a share of a $20,000 reward pool, with ideas potentially shaping the final retail version.
Key Takeaways
"The result is a level of immersion that makes it feel as if you’re really there"
marketing claim about immersion
"We didn’t want to just build another drone. We wanted to create an entirely new way to fly"
company vision quote from BC Nie
"A1 is the first step in reimagining flight as something anyone can enjoy"
brand positioning
"The best ideas will be integrated into the retail version, and contributors will have a chance to win a share of the $20,000 reward pool"
open testing program notes
Antigravity shifts the focus from the drone as a camera platform to the user experience, betting that 8K 360 capture will open new ways to tell stories from above. If the stitching holds up and the hardware proves reliable, it could widen access beyond professional filmmakers.
Still, the project faces practical questions around flight time, battery life, and how regulators will view a device designed to fly with motion controls and 360 video. The open testing program is a smart way to crowdsource feedback, but it may also expose the brand to early scrutiny and delays if the tech underperforms.
Highlights
- Flying becomes storytelling at 8K scale
- Imagination guides the flight path now
- A drone that vanishes in footage opens new worlds
- Creators help shape the final product through collaboration
The sky may be the limit, but real-world use will tell the true story.
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