A range of frames AOS was developed by FPV youtuber Chris Rosser, who is best known for testing parts for drones. AOS frames are developed based on blackbox data and simulations of vibration and resonant frequencies. Each part of the frame has been optimized to shift the resonant frequencies above the frequency of the motors. As a result, less vibration goes into the controller, less filtering is needed, and it is possible to raise the PID controller values, which improves flight performance and minimizes propwash.

The AOS Cine35 frame is a high-end Cinewhoop for carrying GoPro action cameras. The unique frame design and 4mm thick arms ensure minimal vibration transmission to both the controller and HD camera. The drill guards are completely made of durable carbon and offer minimal resistance to the air. Therefore, the drone can be flown even at higher speeds. The GoPro camera can be attached not only to the front of the drone as standard, but also to the back for action shots from the front.

More information about the frame, including 3D printing models, can be found here.