Education kitsRyze Tech (DJI)China
Tello EDU
Educational mini-drone built on DJI flight technology specifically for STEM programs. It weighs under 100 grams, is classroom-safe and can be programmed in Scratch, Python and Swift — up to controlling a swarm of several drones. One of the most accessible ways to bring aerial robotics into a curriculum.
Specifications
- Weight
- 87 g
- Flight time
- up to 13 min
- Camera
- 5 MP, 720p video
- Range
- up to 100 m
- Speed
- up to 8 m/s
- Programming
- Scratch, Python, Swift
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Applications
- First drone-programming lessons at school
- Group assignments with a swarm of several Tello EDU units
- Practicing autonomous mission-based flight algorithms
- Aerial robotics clubs and competition training
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