According to Engadget, the start-up company aims to make the actual piloting of things as natural and instinctual as possible, for both beginners and professional drone users. The joystick ...

Most of the time drone pilots steer using video game-style controllers, or just virtual thumbpads and buttons on a phone screen. But helicopters and planes are steered by joystick-like controllers ...

SEOUL (Reuters) - A South Korean start-up company has developed a thumb joystick that allows users to fly a drone with one hand, replacing the traditional two-handed joystick. The "Shift ...