What is Drone soccer?
Drone soccer is a fast-growing new air sport combines drones and soccer.
Originating in Korea since 2016, drone soccer involves using a carbon material-encased drone ball to maneuver and score into goalposts, resembling soccer.
1) Rules of Drone Soccer
Drone soccer uses a 40cm drone ball, with teams controlling five drones each to pass the ball in the air, take shots, and score into the opponent's goalposts.
Helsel has developed drones named Striker, Taiki, and DronePang, offering them to users in global competitions.
2) History and Origin of Drone Soccer
In 2015, Jeonju City collaborated with Shin Drone to pioneer drone soccer. In 2018, Helsel merged with Shin Drone, leading the way and contributing to the growth of the drone soccer industry.
3) Growth of Drone Soccer in Korea
Several competitions like the National Drone Soccer Championship and nationwide events by media outlets like the World Cup organized by the World Journal took place in Korea.
4) Drone Soccer Globalization
Drone soccer has been recognized as an official sport by the FAI.
Currently, drone soccer is spreading to many countries such as Japan, Europe, and the United States, and is expected to expand further worldwide in the future.
5) Introduction of Helsel's Drone Soccer Products
helsel is the oldest drone manufacturer in Korea that has been with drone soccer since its inception. Skyball is a brand of helsel for drone soccer. It actively produces new soccer drones. For those who want to start playing drone soccer, I will introduce helsel's soccer drone
[STRIKER 40cm Drone Soccer ball]
Known for resilience to external impacts, strong air resistance, and agile flight movements, officially used in international events by FAI.
[DRONEPANG F2 ST 22cm Drone Soccer ball]
F2 ST is a 22cm drone soccer ball for teenagers. It has a powerful, elastic shell and boasts fast movement.
[DRONEPANG F1 Pro 20cm Drone Soccer ball]
F1 PRO is a drone for young people who want to enter Drone Soccer.
It has a resilient guard against powerful shocks, enabling a safe drone experience. Three-speed control, one-touch takeoff and landing provide a stable drone experience.
[PALAS 18cm DIY STEM DRONE]
PALAS is a DIY STEM drone ball for education and dissemination.
It allows students to understand how it works and arouse interest while assembling drones themselves.
Closing
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