Attack of the drones.. Would you play drone laser tag?

donovandoesit

donovandoesit

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Would you play an outdoor game based solely on app controlled/remote controlled drones? Looking to tap into this evolving drone market. Imagine a game of tag or laser tag with aerial drones? Nerf mussels anyone? What if you could keep score and battle your friends and keep score via an app. Looking for a few partners to develop this fun project! Email me Donovandoesit@gmail.com
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Anyone exprienced in kickstarter campaigns and would like to consult on a successful project email me!
 
^ an infrared would be attached to the drone w/ or without camera. You'd control the drone from your phone or remote and seek out and shoot other players. When your hit your phone will vibrate and your score will reflect on each players phone. The primary market for this would be children and drone entusiasts. I'd expand the product line to vehicle remote drones etc.
 
I want in but I can't really invest much at the moment. I could throw in some ideas though.
 
aerial dogfight laser tag would be pretty cool if i was in that demographic. The success would depend on how well the drones fly and how durable they are for kids to be crashing them into things. 

if you can capitalize on good cheap hardware solutions for the laser and receiver and bundle them with the app that could be placed on any drone that would be cool. As a matter of fact there might still be room left in the market for regular person based laser tag too.
 
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Anyone else have a drone? I purchased a Parrot Bebop Drone last week. This thing is so badass. I'm still getting use to flying it, crashed it almost every time though. I use it to take some aerial pictures of a few properties and also just for fun!

http://www.parrot.com/products/bebop-drone/

I might preorder the Lily Drone. This looks perfect for all you that are into extreme sports!

 
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