Aerial Gadgets Technology By Nick / 27th November 2014 Share Tweet Share Go Pro to Build DronesGo Pro take to the skies with rumours of an in-house drone projectSeems like Go Pro had a falling out with DJI. DJI are a manufacturer of drones, quadcopters and other multi-rotor goodies. This was backed up by the recent release of DJI's new Inspire 1.This is a super cool drone with built in 4K camera capable of some very cool things such as:check 4K video at 24, 25 and 30fpscheck 1080p at 60fpscheck 12mp stills in JPEG and RAWcheck 3-Axis gimbal for stabilisationcheck Up-gradable camera and gimbalcheck IOC (Intelligent Orientation Control)check POI (Point of Interest)check Return-home failsafecheck DJI Lightbridge System Integratedcheck Live 720p HD Monitoring with Lightbridgecheck Retractable Carbon Fiber Armscheck Unobstructed 360° Shootingcheck Dual Transmitter Operation Supportedcheck Up to 1.2 Mile Radio Rangecheck GPS-Based Stabilization Systemcheck Optical Flow Sensor for Indoor FlyingSo are Go Pro to build drones any time soon?To combat this new entry into a fast-growing market, Go Pro are rumoured to be designing their own range of drones to be priced between $500 and $1000.This could really shake up the aerial photo/video market. A market that is at the moment out of many people's price range when you factor in the costs. That is if you wish to use them for commercial purposes.Insurance (approx £600p.a. in the UK)Training and licenses (approx £1,200-£1,500 in the UK)Annual license fee (approx £120p.a.)It will be interesting to see what happens to the aerial video market once Go Pro release their drones. Will other manufacturers make their new drones "Go Pro unfriendly"? Will the prices for the industry drop dramatically?I guess at the end of the day it will be the consumer that benefits. Because with more competition comes competitive, aggressive pricing and ultimately better quality kit.With Go Pro now being a billion Dollar company, I would suspect that their first drone is going to be something quite special.Again, rumours suggest that the first Go Pro drones will hit the market late 2015 so watch this space. Or look up in around 10-12 months!Go Pro to Build DronesA Go Pro camera yesterday evening…