Follows you naturally
It reads your pace rather than chasing a dot on a map, holding a comfortable trailing position and easing around whatever is in the way.
Personal companion drone
A drone that keeps you company.
KissMyDrone follows, films and chats as you go about your day, a small flying companion that captures moments and keeps an eye out for you.
Concept demonstration. KissMyDrone is a brand and domain available from Exergist Innovations Inc.
Built to be good company, not just good kit
Captures the moment
A stabilised camera composes shots as you move, so the walk, the ride and the messing about get filmed without anyone holding a phone.
Talks back
Ask it something and it answers in a warm, unfussy voice. It is company on a quiet route, not another screen to look at.
Safe around people
Ducted rotors, soft edges and generous clearance rules are designed in from the start, with a lens cover you can see from the ground.
Mode explorer
Four modes, one small companion
Tap a mode to see how the drone behaves, then say hello and it will answer. Everything here is an interactive demo of the concept.
Say hello
Say hello and I will answer. Try asking about the weather, or a joke.
Demo replies are scripted for this concept site.
Follow mode
Keeps pace, keeps its distance
The drone holds a soft trailing position behind and slightly above you, matching your walking or cycling speed and easing around trees, lamp posts and other people.
- Trailing distance 3–8 m
- Auto height 2.5–6 m
- Rejoins you after obstacles
Illustrative concept behaviour. Figures are design targets, not measured performance.
How it works
From pad to pocket-sized company in four steps
- 01
Wake it
Lift the drone off its pad or call its name. Arms unfold, the face lights up and it hovers at chest height waiting for you.
- 02
Pick a mode
Follow, Capture, Chat or Rest. Switch by voice, by tap on your phone or with a wave when your hands are full.
- 03
Go about your day
It trails behind you, films the bits worth keeping and chats when you feel like talking. Docking is automatic when the battery runs low.
- 04
Keep the good bits
Clips land on your phone grouped by outing, already trimmed to the moments where something actually happened.
Who this is for
Illustrative scenarios showing where a companion drone would earn its place. These are examples, not customers.
The weekend filmmaker
You already carry a camera on every trip and you are tired of setting it on a rock and running back into frame.
The early evening runner
You like the quiet route, but you would rather not do it alone. A light overhead and a voice makes the loop feel shorter.
The city explorer
You wander rooftops and back streets at golden hour, and you want the shot from ten metres up without stopping to fly it.
Safety and privacy
A flying companion has to be a considerate one
These are the design principles behind the concept. They describe intent, not tested or certified performance.
Recording is deliberate
The camera only rolls in Capture mode, and a bright ring plus a visible lens cover make it obvious to everyone nearby.
Faces stay yours
The concept keeps subject recognition on the device. Footage is not uploaded anywhere unless you choose to share it.
Polite by default
The drone gives way to people, keeps a set distance from anyone who is not you, and drops to a whisper near conversations.
Predictable endings
It warns you before it docks, lands where you can reach it, and never keeps flying to finish a shot on a low battery.
Specs
Concept design targets for illustration only.
| Item | Design target |
|---|---|
| Folded size | 168 × 96 × 62 mm |
| Weight | 249 g target, including battery |
| Camera | 1/1.3-inch sensor, 4K 60, three-axis gimbal |
| Flight time | 34 minutes design target |
| Follow range | 3–8 m trailing, 2.5–6 m height |
| Voice | On-device wake word, offline replies for common phrases |
| Charging | Fold-flat pad, 62 minutes to full |
| Weather | Light rain and breeze tolerant, not for storms |
A day with your drone
An illustrative day, start to finish.
07:20
Morning run
Follow mode along the canal, one orbit at the bridge, back on your shoulder for the cool-down.
10:00
Docked at your desk
Rest mode on the pad. Cameras off, lens covered, quietly charging.
13:30
Lunch walk
Chat mode at shoulder height, reading out the afternoon and arguing about your playlist.
17:45
Rooftop light
Capture mode for four minutes while the sun goes down, then a clip waiting on your phone.
21:00
Walk home
Follow mode with the light ring on, keeping pace a few steps behind you.
About the name
Why KissMyDrone?
It is a playful English phrase that gives the drone an affectionate, personable identity, which is exactly the point of a companion device. Most drone brands sound like avionics suppliers. This one sounds like something you would talk to.
The cheek is deliberate and the warmth is the product. A name people repeat, spell correctly after hearing it once and smile at is worth a great deal to a consumer brand entering a crowded category.
Frequently asked questions
Reserve yours
Put your name down for a companion
Pick a colour, leave your details and tell us what you would want it to do. This is a demonstration form on a concept site, so nothing is sent and nothing is charged.
