This Japanese Ball drone sure knows how to make an entrance. Its single propeller is kinda unique, by the look of it in the video it seems to angle to control the direction of hover.
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This Japanese Ball drone sure knows how to make an entrance. Its single propeller is kinda unique, by the look of it in the video it seems to angle to control the direction of hover.
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Amazing: UPenn’s GRASP laboratory researchers use quad rotor drones to build structures out of magnetic building blocks.
“We tell the quadrotors what structure? to build and they figure out the assembly plan and then build it.”
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Not one, not two, but three sets of rotating blades are used to propel the Vicacopter into the sky. With manual and full autonomous autopilot control modes, the tri helicopter is able to achieve surveillance at altitudes grater then 400ft.
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Cutting edge: Stanford university robotic design lab is developing surface climbing robots.
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Cool project by the MIT Robust Robotics Group – Micro Air Vehicle made to autonomously seek out a target without GPS in a tight environment. The MAV uses a real time laser to detect walls in 3D which allow it to detect a window and fly trough it.
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This incredible little 6 leg walking CNC Router demonstrates by carving a little head out of foam. For the details on the Robot check out this forum post.
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Robotic Beer Launching Refrigerator – The best free videos are right here
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Dean Kamen, the inventor of the Segway and other amazing medical machines has been working on a robotic arm for the military. The robotic arm is supposed to allow the user to accomplish delicate tasks such as, scratching ones nose or picking up a pen. This arm might revolutionalize the way prosthetics are made. When he showcased the arm, people in the audience were amazed and some even crying with amazement. Dean kamen is an amazing inventor.
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