Three configurations / One platform
FALCON-X / Reconfigurable camera platform

One camera.
Three perspectives.

A reconfigurable imaging platform imagined to move with the mission—from body-worn point of view, to stationary observation, to an elevated aerial perspective.

01 / Platform

The compact X2

A point of view
that can move.

A wearable-first platform designed to move from body-worn capture to stationary observation and an elevated aerial perspective.

01X2 body-worn configuration

Wear

Stay inside
the moment.

A chest or equipment-mounted position for first-person capture while keeping hands available.

02X2 stationary tripod configuration

Place

Hold the
vantage point.

Redeploy the same camera body as a compact, hands-free stationary observation platform.

03X2 four-rotor aerial configuration

Launch

Change the
altitude.

Move the camera above the immediate scene for a temporary elevated perspective.

02 / Flight demo

Indoor lift-off and hover

Built. Flown.
Ready to discuss.

This recording shows an early multirotor prototype operating in a controlled indoor space.

Indoor flight sequence
SequenceIndoor lift-off and hover
EnvironmentControlled indoor space
ConfigurationEarly multirotor platform
03 / Engineering

Inside the build

Designed
in detail.

A closer look at the frame, electronics, and folding mechanism behind the platform architecture.

FALCON-X prototype frame with arms and landing legs extended
01Structural build
Original X1 prototype electronics
02Electronics integration
Original X1 folding mechanism detail
03Mechanism development

An issued patent does not certify X2 performance or deployment readiness.

Technical discussion

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for FALCON?

Start a conversation about the original X1 architecture and the development path for the compact X2 platform.

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Inventor / technical contactRiz Nwosuarizemail@gmail.com+1 310 873 8883dronespace.tv ↗
Expanded FALCON X2 platform view