HoverAir Versa modular drone already halted in US

The HoverAir Versa, a modular drone that transforms by adding wings, suspended US orders three days after its Indiegogo launch apparently due to regulatory bans.

Por El Medio Oriente
30 de agosto de 2026
Two HoverAir Versa modular drones shown side by side: one white with extended wings on the left and one black without wings on the right, both with cameras mounted on top.
The HoverAir Versa is a modular drone that can transform by adding or removing wings to change its functionality. The white version shows the device with extended wings, while the black one presents it in its compact wingless configuration. (The Verge)
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The HoverAir Versa, a small stabilised camera with propeller wings that couple together to transform it into a drone, has stopped accepting orders in the United States three days after its debut on Indiegogo. The FCC's drone ban apparently affected the product.

HoverAir informed backers that it will only send the camera to US territory, not the component that converts it into a drone, due to "some pending logistical adjustments to the Flight Kit". However, that explanation about "logistics" could be a euphemism for a federal regulatory ban.

The FCC database no longer contains an entry for the device, according to industry reports.

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