FPV stands for "First Person View". An FPV drone is a type of drone that is flown from the perspective of the drone, not the pilot, via an onboard camera. The camera captures video in real-time and sends it to the pilots goggles or monitor, allowing them to see what the drone sees. FPV drones are typically small radio-controlled aircraft or quadcopters. The remote control, drone, and goggles are all connected via radio and must transmit with sufficient speed and reliability to allow effective control. FPV drones are used for a variety of purposes, including racing and filming. FPV racing involves completing a course as quickly as possible, while FPV filming aims to capture expansive landscapes, breathtaking scenery, or fast-moving subjects in an aesthetically pleasing way. FPV drones are flown using an assortment of technology to bring pilots the most futuristic viewing, and they allow for more precise flying and better accuracy as the low-latency transmission makes for quicker reactions.