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Tello Talent or Hula Drone Programming Workshop

The Drone Programming Workshop allows students to experience the joy of manually controlling a drone, learn the principles of 3D flight, and master the drone's structure, components, and sensors. They will then use programming software to program the drones and complete various flight missions and creative performances. This workshop is designed for the Tello Talent and Hula drones, specifically designed for their specific functions.

Course Overview

Learning Values and Achievements

Targets

This workshop is suitable for Primary 4 to Secondary 6 students. The teaching content and tasks will be adjusted according to the students' abilities and learning goals.

Learning Goals
  • Master the basic flight principles and control methods of drones

  • Understand the structure, components and sensors of drones

  • Learn to use programming software to program and complete various flight missions and creative performances

  • Cultivate creativity, problem-solving and teamwork skills


Why is this workshop important?

With the rise of the low-altitude economy, drones will become a vital component of future economic development. This workshop will help students master the fundamentals of drone programming and cultivate creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork skills. It will also help students understand the practical applications of drones, laying a solid foundation for their future studies and careers, and further promoting the development of the low-altitude economy.

Learning Outcomes
After completing this workshop, students will:
  • Master the basic skills of drone programming

  • Understand the structure, components and sensors of drones

  • Able to use programming software to program and complete various flight missions and creative performances

  • Cultivate creativity, problem-solving and teamwork skills


Students will acquire the following skills and knowledge
  • Drone programming and manual flight control

  • Creativity, problem-solving and teamwork skills


Related occupations
  • Drone application or industry engineer

  • Smart City Drone Manager

  • Logistics Drone Operations Manager

  • Drone inspection and maintenance engineer

  • Drone Flight Test Engineer



Sharing of achievements within the school

Group Flying Demonstration

AI image analysis

Other Information

Our drone programming workshop uses Tello Talent or Hula drones, allowing students to experience the joy of manually controlling a drone, learn the principles of 3D flight, and master the drone's structure, components, and sensors. They then use programming software to program the drones and complete various flight missions and creative performances.


Why do we choose drones that are most helpful for students to learn?
  • The drone is light, so even young students can hold it and study it.

  • Can be controlled with a tablet to teach students the connections and applications between different technologies

  • A drone can take photos, videos, and perform fancy moves to ensure students have fun

  • The fuselage is equipped with a propeller guard to ensure the safety of students


Hula's latest features
Let students categorize the programs first when creating, so that they can focus more on problem solving and design

(Tello EDU building block programming interface)


Instructors

Alex Kwok, Ivanes Chow, Quentin Hui, Eddie Leung, Gordon Chong, etc.

Alex Kwok, Ivanes Chow, Quentin Hui, Eddie Leung, Gordon Chong, etc.

Led by founder Alex, the team trains several selected instructor candidates each year to:
- Possess relevant knowledge, control, and programming skills regarding drones.
- Effectively impart knowledge to students in an engaging and engaging manner, explaining complex technical knowledge in a clear and accessible manner to ensure students easily grasp the course content.
- Some instructors have experience collaborating with the Education Bureau, providing drone programming workshops for Hong Kong high school students to enhance their confidence and expressive skills.
- Some instructors have also provided RoboMaster training for students from selected schools, allowing them to learn how to collaborate and compete.

Add-on Services

We offer the following additional services to further enhance students' drone programming skills:


  • Competition training - such as RoboMaster

    • Focus on improving students' ability to quickly design and organize programs to complete a maze or track in a competition within a limited time.

    • Learn how to create fast and achievable flight procedures using fewer building blocks and higher tolerances


  • School demonstration days - such as open days, STEM days, and class-wide lectures

    • Focus on developing specific programs that allow students to demonstrate their drone flying capabilities, both individually and in swarm mode

    • Students will be able to demonstrate their programming and drone control skills and share their results with classmates

FAQ

  • Q: How to deal with security issues?

    A: We use Tello Talent and Hula drones because they are very lightweight and both have propeller guards installed, making them very safe to fly indoors. We also ensure a safe distance between students and the drones during flight tests. Schools can purchase third-party liability insurance, and we can also include this service in our quotes if desired.


  • Q: Can drones be rented or purchased?

    A: Tello Talent can be sold or rented to schools, but Hula drones are not available for rental. We recommend that schools or institutions purchase their own drones to better control costs and usage rights.

Applicable Subsidies

If your school wishes to apply for relevant subsidies or funding, we can advise you or help you prepare the required documents.

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