Lisbon, Portugal – In a bizarre yet ingenious move, Portuguese tech company, VoaChuva, has unveiled its latest invention: a hands-free umbrella drone designed to protect users from rain without the hassle of holding a traditional umbrella. Dubbed the “ChuvaFly,” the innovative device has captured the imagination of consumers and sparked curiosity worldwide.

The CEO of VoaChuva, João Fernandes, was inspired to create the ChuvaFly after experiencing the difficulties of holding an umbrella while using his smartphone during a rainy day. “I thought there must be a better way to keep dry without sacrificing the use of our hands,” he explained. “The ChuvaFly combines cutting-edge drone technology with the practicality of an umbrella to provide the ultimate rain protection solution.”

The ChuvaFly features a compact drone equipped with a lightweight, waterproof canopy that hovers above the user’s head, adjusting its position and altitude based on real-time GPS data and weather conditions. The device also includes a wristband controller, allowing users to easily adjust the drone’s height and position as needed.

While the ChuvaFly has generated significant buzz and garnered a following among gadget enthusiasts, some critics have questioned its practicality and safety. Meteorologist Inês Pereira voiced her concerns, stating, “While I appreciate the innovation behind the ChuvaFly, I worry about its ability to withstand strong winds and heavy rain. Additionally, the risk of malfunction and potential collisions with other drones or obstacles is a serious concern.”

Despite the mixed reactions, Fernandes remains confident in his product and has plans to further develop the technology for use in other weather conditions, such as shielding users from the sun on hot days.

As the ChuvaFly continues to make waves in the world of personal tech gadgets, only time will tell if this unconventional device becomes a common sight on rainy days or remains a niche curiosity enjoyed by a select few.