@aimbotd Sorry for catch up late.

Thank you for your patience. I think you are trying to use the Python Arduino library. We have our own Python library.
Use python pip install CoDrone and you can download the CoDrone library for Python.

In that library, we are not using the Arduino board. The YouTube video link you posted also uses the same library. If you need more information for Python library function, you can check out documentation at docs.robolink.com.

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reply this post.

@johnnycurry
It looks like you didn't make inventor board to upload mode.
also If you didn't download usb driver before you need to download to use board

-download USB driver
https://basecamp.robolink.com/cwists/preview/576x

-how to upload program
https://basecamp.robolink.com/cwists/preview/625x

this two link can help you also

if you need more live support we can set up video call to help you
when is your best time to do video call?
whoseop@robolink.com is my email

@johnnycurry

#include <CoDrone.h>
void setup() {
  CoDrone.begin(115200);
  CoDrone.pair(Nearest);
  CoDrone.PrintDroneAddress();
}
void loop(){
}

try this code

@johnnycurry Sorry for catching up with this late. Looks like there's an error in the code.
Try this code first, then open the serial monitor to grab your address. It will print out the drone address

#include <CoDrone.h>

void setup() {
  CoDrone.begin(115200);
  CoDrone.PrintDroneAddress();
}

Then you can run pair() with the drone address:

#include<CoDrone.h>

void setup(){
  CoDrone.begin(115200);

  byte droneAddress[6] = {0xEC, 0x3F, 0xE5, 0xC2, 0xB5, 0xD0};
  //This will be replaced with your CoDrone's unique address
  CoDrone.pair(droneAddress);
}

void loop() {
}

This will have your remote connect to a specific CoDrone's address. Give it a try, and let me know if it helps.