Name: CodeAIR
Brand: Firia Labs
Price: 299 USD
Availability: InStock

$299Fly with Python kit (assembled drone, battery, USB-C cable and a year of CodeSpace curriculum). Sold out on Firia's own store in September 2026 but listed by education resellers such as STEMfinity

AvailablePython from a laptopPython on boardCamera + AIGuardedIndoor only

Possibly ≤ 1 weekShipping: Varies by reseller. Sold through US education resellers. Firia's own store listed it as sold out in September 2026. STEMfinity ↗

Remote control: Code in the browser-based CodeSpace editor and upload over USB-C. The Python program runs on the drone itself.

Firia Labs ↗CodeAIR docs ↗STEMfinity ↗

Overview

A classroom drone built on the open Crazyflie flight stack, with the unusual twist that student Python runs on the drone rather than on a laptop. The camera and TensorFlow Lite accelerator make it one of the few current, in-production indoor drones for learning computer vision and machine learning. Firia launched it in June 2024 alongside a guided curriculum aimed at grades 6–12.

Specifications

Category	Drones · Indoor drones
Released	2024
Country	USA
Availability	Available
Programmability	Full SDK
Built-in autonomy	None / scripted · Moves only when controlled, or plays preset motions
Best for	Ages 11+ (grades 6 and up) (maker rating)
Vision sensors	Camera
Actuators	DC / gear motors
Audio	No audio
Compute type	Arduino / ESP32 / microcontroller
Remote control	Python from a laptop
Size	13×13×3.5 cm, 55 g
Drive	Quadcopter with prop guards, indoor use only
Compute	ESP32 runs student Python on board, STM32F405 runs the Crazyflie flight firmware, plus an AI accelerator for TensorFlow Lite
Vision	Color camera with on-board object and pattern recognition
Lidar	None (laser range sensor)
Sensors	IMU, magnetometer, barometer, laser rangefinder, camera
Runtime	Not published
Speed	Not published
SDK	Python (on-drone) in CodeSpace, with a 12-mission curriculum