TLDR: The Ninja Dragon Quadcopter combines precision flying ability with a camera array capable of 4K image capture, all for under $100. Last summer, kids in Ohio went to camp not to canoe or learn archery or make crafts. No, these kids went to camp to race drones. Of course, the whole camp was virtual anyway, so it was never going to be like a traditional camp, but just the existence of a drone camp for kids is another example of the red-hot drone phenomenon. Even the youngest pilots can’t wait to grab a controller and fly. Nailing the sweet…
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