Following the successful Malaysian debut of Antigravity A1, the world’s first 8K 360° drone, in March 2026, Antigravity, a brand incubated by Insta360, is back with more ways to fly.
The brand has officially introduced the Follow Me Bundle and the Remote Controller, giving A1 users more options for flight control and filming.
Follow-Me Tracking: Greater Peace of Mind from Comprehensive 360° Coverage The Follow Me Bundle pairs the A1 with new control accessories, enabling it to reliably track its subject while capturing every angle in 8K 360°, allowing users to keep their attention on the activity rather than on camera operation, whether cycling, hiking or spending time with family and friends.
Unlike traditional follow-me drones, which can only film one perspective at a time, the A1 captures everything around it, so users can focus on the moment without missing a shot. After landing, they can switch between subjects, add cinematic pans and reveals, or discover moments they hadn’t noticed, all from a single flight.
The “Follow Me” feature tracks the subject while capturing the surrounding environment in 8K 360° footage. Visual Tracking and GNSS: More Stable and Reliable Tracking The bundle also improves tracking by combining visual tracking with the Watch Remote’s built-in GNSS, delivering greater consistency during fast movements and brief obstructions.
This makes it well suited to hiking, cycling, and lively group gatherings. Watch and Ring Remotes: More Convenient Operation Both the Watch Remote and Ring Remote provide quick access to essential flight commands, while Drag-to-Fly lets users guide the drone as if connected by an invisible thread, adjusting its position smoothly without interrupting filming.
Users can also “grab” the drone with the Ring Remote and guide it using hand gestures. The bundle also includes the new Full-Coverage Propeller Guards, which fully enclose the A1’s propellers. Combined with the drone’s omnidirectional obstacle avoidance, they provide added peace of mind during low-altitude flights and in complex environments with objects and people.
