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Antigravity · Drones & Mobility

Antigravity A1

Available to order

Orderable in Antigravity’s official German store (euro prices, 15-day returns) and in the US store.

from €1,399Standard Bundle

German official store, incl. VAT. Includes drone, Vision goggles, grip motion controller, one battery and case. Explorer €1,599; Infinity €1,699 (high-capacity batteries); Ultimate €1,819–1,899. US store from US$1,599.

Antigravity store (DE)

Checked: 28.09.2026Source
Made for: Home
Where: EU (official store) · US (official store)

Antarum is independent: we don’t sell or ship robots and aren’t an official dealer of this brand. You buy from the manufacturer or an authorised dealer. They’re your contract partner.

Manufacturer price in the original currency, excl. VAT, shipping and import duties.

How Antarum earns money

Overview

An 8K 360° camera drone, co-engineered with Insta360, that you fly with head-tracking goggles and a point-to-fly grip controller. Because it records every direction at once, you choose the framing after the flight.

Key specs

Weight: 249 g with standard battery
Camera: Dual-lens 8K 360° · two 1/1.28-inch sensors
Flight time: 24 min (standard) · 39 min (high-capacity battery)
Obstacle sensing: 360° sensing via front and downward binocular vision
Smart flight: Deep Track subject following · Sky Genie preset moves · Sky Path · return to home
Control: FreeMotion grip controller, voice commands, Vision goggles
Goggles: 1-inch micro-OLED, 2560 × 2560 per eye, 340 g
Transmission: OmniLink 360, up to 6 km (CE)

Versions & prices

Standard Bundle: €1,399One standard battery
Explorer Bundle: €1,599Extra batteries and sling bag
Infinity Bundle: €1,699High-capacity batteries (drone then weighs over 249 g)
Ultimate Bundle: €1,819Lightweight version €1,819; full version €1,899

Why it’s in

A new kind of drone: it films all around itself, and the drone is stitched out of the picture.
Tracks subjects and senses obstacles itself, so the pilot can concentrate on looking around.
Backed by Insta360’s 360° know-how and sold in the EU with euro prices.

What bothers us

Mostly a piloted goggle experience; its autonomy (tracking, obstacle braking) assists rather than flies for you.
Flying with goggles in the EU means you need an observer next to you who keeps the drone in sight.
First product of a young brand; long-term support is not yet proven.