The Flying-Cam

In a world where arts and sciences are competing, where robots challenge humans, Flying-Cam defines itself as designer of unmanned aerial systems with a soul inside. Founded in 1988 by Emmanuel Previnaire, Flying-Cam was the first company in the world to provide professional close-range aerial filming services with unmanned aerial systems (UASs). Flying-Cam now has offices in Liege (Belgium), Los Angeles, Hong Kong, and Beijing. Since its founding, Flying-Cam has maintained its leadership and reputation in providing excellence in the highly demanding motion pictures industry. The Flying-Cam system has been used in more than 75 countries in over 1000 projects, including Harry Potter, Mission Impossible, James Bond, and Transformers, among many others. Flying-Cam's R&D division in Liege is where all the technologies integrated in the Flying-Cam 3.0 SARAH are developed, including a 25-kilogram fully electric platform, one-inch precision autopilot, and gyrostabilized camera head, as well as the ground control station, which provides the graphic user interface for mission programming and monitoring. Flying-Cam's mission is to expand its core competence in designing innovative, professional, and portable aerial solutions with a long-lasting contribution to all industries where UASs are of significant interest.