Antigravity halves A1 drone price to $799 with wristwatch-based Follow Me kit

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Antigravity is cutting the entry price of its A1 drone in the US to $799, half the previous cost of the full set. The cheaper bundle, called the Follow Me kit, drops the original FPV headset and motion controller in favor of a wristwatch and ring for control. Last year's A1 was previously sold with goggles that pushed the complete package above $1,599. The 360-degree camera drone is aimed at beginners and at users who prefer to reframe footage after flying.

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