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The Roam-e Flying Selfie drone camera from Australia takes 360-degree shots

The future of hands-free selfies has arrived, thanks to this flying drone camera that uses facial recognition to follow you around.

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Ever feel bothered by the same old boring selfie poses because your hand is permanently attached to your camera? Well this Australian-made Roam-e Flying Selfie drone camera should help you get a bit more creative, if you can stomach the fact that it looks like a flying carrot.

Retailing at $399 (around £300) online and AU$499 in Australia , the Roam-e Flying Selfie features a 1080p camera and uses facial recognition technology to follow its owner around and is capable of avoiding objects. The drone has a 20 minute battery life and takes about 2 hours to fully charge.

You can also do live streaming and the Roam-e is capable of taking 360-degree pictures, which means you can post all those new cool and creative selfies on Facebook as well.