While some drones are built around getting the perfect shot in the moment, the Antigravity A1 is built around capturing the whole moment, so you can decide the best angle later.
With immersive Vision goggle piloting and 8K 360 capture, A1 is designed for creators who want an easier, more natural way to fly and a smarter way to edit after the flight is over. The core idea is simple: fly first, then choose your framing when you are back on the ground.
Who the antigravity A1 is for
Whether you are new to flying or an experienced creator, the A1 has been engineered to support your workflows.
Travel and adventure creators
You want cinematic footage without obsessing over whether the camera was pointed perfectly during every second of the flight.
Content creators who shoot for multiple formats
You want flexibility in post, whether you are editing for wide landscape, vertical clips, or social cutdowns.
Creators who want a more immersive way to fly
If you like the idea of feeling “in it” while you pilot, A1’s Vision goggle experience is a major part of what it is built for.
Newer drone owners who want a gentler learning curve
Antigravity includes a flight simulator feature intended to help you practice in virtual environments before flying outside.
“Fly First, Frame Later” Capture Workflow
The biggest benefit of 360 capture is not a spec. It is confidence.
Instead of flying while constantly thinking “Did I miss the angle?”, the A1 approach is to capture everything around you and then refine the final view afterward. That is the “fly first, frame later” workflow Antigravity emphasizes.
For creators, that can mean:
- Less pressure during the flight
- More usable footage from a single session
- More options when you sit down to edit
However, if you care about numbers, the Antgravity A1 features:
- 8K 360 video capture up to 7680×3840 at 30/25/24 fps
- Additional video options include 5.2K up to 60 fps and 4K up to 100 fps
- Photo capture up to 55MP (10496×5248)
Built for lightweight, grab-and-go flying
The lightweight design and flexible battery options make it easier to capture more in a single flight.
- 249 g takeoff weight with the standard flight battery
- 291 g takeoff weight with the high-capacity flight battery
Antigravity lists maximum flight time as 24 minutes with the standard battery and up to 39 minutes with the high-capacity battery (tested in controlled conditions).
Immersive piloting, plus sensing and live view
A1 is built around Vision goggle piloting and also lists:
- OmniLink 360 video transmission with live view quality listed at 2K@30 fps
- Forward and downward vision sensors, plus bottom infrared sensors
Smart safeguards and responsible design
Antigravity frames the A1 around responsible and ethical technology, stating the drone is built with smart safeguards intended to help prevent unsafe flight or misuse. For a consumer drone, that matters because it speaks to how the product is designed to be used in the real world.
Bottom line
Antigravity A1 is for creators who want two things at once: a more immersive flying experience and more freedom when it is time to edit. If you like the idea of capturing the whole scene in 8K 360 and deciding the final framing later, A1 is built specifically around that workflow.
