Stargazer

The company has designed drone products (FPV drones) at different price points for on-the-go flying, catering to the distinct needs of three age groups: children aged 6-12, teenagers aged 10-20, and adults aged 20-40. Breaking away from the conventional perception of drones as "flying cameras," "agricultural/security tools," or "military/industrial equipment," Hisingy is committed to creating immersive, first-person-view (FPV) free-flight drones. These drones are easy to learn yet highly skill-intensive, making them more accessible to a broad consumer audience. "Think of it as a 'flying remote-control car.' With a fully self-developed integrated flight control system, we’ve moved beyond the reliance on open-source hardware and software seen in existing toy drones and RC models. This allows our products to truly integrate into everyday life and become a choice for kids, rather than remaining a niche hobby for a small group of enthusiasts." To lower the entry barrier, the team developed a dedicated mobile app that gamifies the learning process. Clear, beginner-friendly tutorials help users quickly grasp the basics, while smartphone-based parameter adjustments enhance controllability—allowing both kids and adults to get the hang of it in just three minutes. Additionally, each drone is tied to an IP with a unique storyline, giving them distinct characteristics in power, agility, battery life, and more, so players can enjoy a highly personalized experience.