IGN reports about the Gun Arena made by Taito and is being marketed heavily in the U.S. First seen at Tokyo Marui trade booths, this video game arcade uses airsoft guns to shoot at digital targets for those who prefer the feedback of a gas blowback airsoft gun than a simulated feedback seen in other shoot `em up arcade games.
Droneworks Studios reported about drones (of course) on display at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2019 in Las Vegas. The CES is the largest consumer electronics trade fair in the world and we get to see a glimpse of offerings by the companies for 2019. In this case, a proliferation of drones from various vendors, so it will be interesting to find out what is useful for airsoft.
The Verge checked out the AirDog Drone at the CES 2015. The AirDog is a drone that will follow you and take video footage of you and friends in action without the need of a third party photography... "We tried out the Airdog drone, a $1.3 million Kickstarter project from Latvian company Helico Aerospace Industries. With a top speed of 45 miles per hour, the Airdog can autonomously fly, follow you, and avoid collisions."
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