Fleye is the first consumer friendly flying camera. It has the shape of a small sphere, the weight and the size of a soccer ball. It can fly up to 20 meters for about fifteen minutes and is fully controlled by a smartphone or a tablet. Fleye enables to film or take aerials photos, safely. It is made for athletes who want to film their exploits, a family audience to capture their best moments, and a set of professionals who will benefit from taking easy and inexpensive aerial view.

Fleye is the brainchild of Dimitri Arendt and Laurent Eschenauer, two experienced engineers passionate about drones. It all started as a prototype hacked over numerous week-ends in Laurent’s attic, and is now a funded venture company,  founded in December 2014 and supported by The Faktory, a private Tech Startup Accelerator and Seed Investment Fund from Belgium.