Head Tracker
From the very beginning, I was thrilled by relaxed flying with an FPV plane. To improve the feeling even further, I wanted to control the camera with my head movements as well.
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I’m Yonas, 18. I love developing electronics. From the first prototype, which sometimes goes up in smoke, to the moment everything comes together and takes off.
View projectsI’ve loved tinkering ever since I was little. Whether it was Lego robots, water rockets or games in Scratch, I tried out everything that caught my interest. Over time, microcontrollers, sensors and motors came into play, and my projects grew more and more complex. As soon as one was finished, I had the next idea. That passion eventually led me to my apprenticeship as an electronics technician.
In my free time, you’ll mostly find me in the mountains with a camera or a drone. FPV flying is where two of my passions meet: I build my own drones and use them to film from perspectives that regular camera drones could never capture. Building them often sparks ideas for new projects, and that’s exactly how my head tracker came about. When I’m not tinkering or flying, I’m happiest at the piano.


From the very beginning, I was thrilled by relaxed flying with an FPV plane. To improve the feeling even further, I wanted to control the camera with my head movements as well.
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I was inspired by the DJI Motion Controller, which unfortunately is only compatible with DJI drones. The idea is simple: the RC plane should follow the tilt of the controller in real time.
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A self-built 6" long-range drone under 400 g. How closely can I stick to the weight budget, and is the target even possible?
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