The controller consists of a 7-in joystick sitting atop a base unit with a few extra buttons and dials dotted around it. A phone holder juts out the side to give a drone's-eye view of the action.

The EPFL scientists have designed a system which uses the human torso to control a drone as opposed to using a joystick. This would leave a person's head free to look around, "much like a bird ...

Fluidity Tech based in Houston, Texas has created a new single-handed drone controller aptly named the FT Aviator, which is described as a “game-changing drone controller” designed by former ...