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Axis Drones.

A New York maker of tiny beginner drones under $50, whose quarter-sized Aerius drew tech press coverage in 2015.

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    Tech Times reported that Rochester-based Axis Drones introduced the Aerius, a quadcopter about the size of a quarter.

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    “Learn to Fly For Less. Tiny Drones for under $50.”

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Product flyer 'Summer 2015 Product Lineup' showing orange Axis quadcopter drones with feature text.
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“Learn to Fly For Less. Tiny Drones for under $50.”

Learn to Fly For Less. Tiny Drones for under $50. Axis Drones has designed a line of small, beginner and budget friendly remote controlled quadcopters (drones) for indoor/outdoor practice and fun.

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axisdrones.com ↗youtu.be/KZ7574aJPnY ↗facebook.com/axisdrones ↗twitter.com/axisdrones ↗linkedin.com/company/axis-drones ↗

In our words: The listing described Axis Drones as a public-beta line of small, budget remote-controlled quadcopters for beginners to practise with indoors and outdoors, sold under the line "Learn to Fly For Less" at under $50 each.

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  1. axisdrones.com
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  3. techtimes.com
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