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Breeze Quadcopter
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With so many drones on offer, it’s a challenge to commit to one without understanding exactly what you need. As longtime users of Yuneec products, we can attest to their ease of …
Airblock: A Shape Shifting Entry-Level Drone
Makeblock's new modular flying device takes on variable hovercraft forms
Via wired.com
Official Star Wars Drones
Hold on to your helmets: unveiled in London yesterday by Propel, four official Star Wars drones—a speeder bike, an X-Wing, the Millennium Falcon and a Tie fighter. The quadcopters promise to fly …
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The EHang Autonomous Passenger Drone Has Begun Testing
A self-piloting passenger drone called the EHang 184 drone, which was initially unveiled at CES, has announced plans to begin testing in the state of Nevada. The pod-like aerial vehicle has the …
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20 LED-Laced Drones Light Up Mt Fuji in ‘Sky Magic’
Filmmaker Tsuyoshi Takashiro recently lit up the base of Mt Fuji with a fleet of LED-laced drones in a mesmerizing performance called Sky Magic. Over 20 of the drones were programmed to …
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Mourning Prince, putting Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill, finding a huge coral reef and more this week
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DARPA is Developing a Fleet of Autonomous Military Drones
DARPA, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, is in the early stages of a new science fiction-like initiative called the Gremlins program. In essence, DARPA is looking to create a fleet of …
Via dezeen.com
These Cyborg Beetles Could One Day Replace Drones
Could cyborg insects be the next step in the evolution of drones? Engineers from Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University and the University of California Berkeley seem to think so. They’ve developed a way …
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