Name: Parrot Bebop 2
Brand: Parrot (France)

~$100 – $200 usedLaunched at $549 (2015); FPV and Power editions followed

Discontinued · used/leftover onlyPython from a laptopARSDK3ROS bebop_autonomySphinx sim25 min

Possibly ≤ 1 weekShipping: Used only. Discontinued; used units appear on eBay. eBay search ↗

Remote control: Join its Wi-Fi and use pyparrot or ROS bebop_autonomy to fly it and pull the video stream.

bebop_autonomy ↗pyparrot ↗Parrot developer ↗

Overview

The successor to the AR.Drone as the lab-friendly Wi-Fi drone, with an open SDK, ROS driver and a Gazebo-based simulator. Widely used in university research around 2016–2020. Parrot stopped making it when it exited the consumer market; used units remain cheap.

Specifications

Category	Drones · Autonomous & developer drones
Released	2015
Availability	Discontinued · used/leftover only
Programmability	Full SDK
Best for	Ages 16+ (estimated)
Vision sensors	Camera, Sonar / ultrasonic
Actuators	Brushless / direct-drive motors
Audio	No audio
Compute type	Other ARM chip
Remote control	Python from a laptop
Size	~38×33×9 cm, ~500 g
Drive	Quadcopter
Compute	Parrot P7 dual-core ARM, Linux
Vision	14 MP fisheye camera with digital stabilization, 1080p video; downward optical-flow camera
Lidar	None
Sensors	IMU, ultrasound, barometer, GNSS
Runtime	~25 min
Speed	Up to ~16 m/s
SDK	Parrot ARSDK3 (open source), bebop_autonomy (ROS 1), pyparrot, Parrot Sphinx simulator