Antigravity A1 Gets Follow-Me Tracking, a New Controller and 4G Support

Antigravity has added three new upgrades to its A1 drone. They bring hands-free tracking, a new remote with joysticks and 4G support. The aim is simple: make the drone easier to fly and help users capture better videos.

The new products went on sale through the Antigravity website on October 20, 2026. They give A1 owners more ways to control the drone without buying a new model.

The new Follow-Me Bundle lets the A1 follow you while recording the full 360-degree scene. You do not need to control every move yourself. The drone can track you as you walk, ride or take part in outdoor activities.

The bundle includes a Watch Remote and a Ring Remote. You wear the watch on your wrist to start tracking and control key flight features. The ring lets you guide the drone with simple hand movements.

Antigravity also uses GPS in the watch to help the drone track you. This can help when you move fast or pass behind an object for a short time.

The bundle also includes propeller guards that cover all sides of the drone. They add a layer of protection when flying near people or objects. Existing A1 owners can buy the kit on its own and get an exclusive 20% discount, according to Antigravity.

Some pilots prefer a more direct way to fly. For them, Antigravity has launched a new remote with two joysticks. It supports three control layouts, known as Modes 1, 2 and 3.

The remote also adds two camera tools. Fixed View keeps the live view aligned with the drone's direction. Virtual Gimbal lets you adjust the shot while the drone is in the air.

The A1 can still record the full 360-degree scene. You can choose the final camera angle later, so you do not have to get every shot right during the flight.

Antigravity has also released a Cellular Module with 4G support. It can help keep the video link working when the main wireless signal faces interference. The module includes an eSIM, but network support and data plans depend on the region.

You can fit the module to the drone or the Vision goggles. For Enhanced Transmission, however, you only need the module on the drone. The goggles can also connect through a local hotspot.

All three upgrades are listed on Antigravity's official website, but availability may vary by country. The announcement does not give one global price for each product.

The Follow-Me Bundle looks like the most useful upgrade for people who film themselves outdoors and we have it in our hands for an add-on review. The new remote gives pilots more direct control, while 4G support may help in areas where the usual link is less reliable. Together, these additions make the A1 more flexible without changing the drone itself.