AIRobots: remotely controlled aerial robots
December 24, 2012
Remotely controlled aerial robots (credit: University of Twente)
The University of Twente AIRobots project is developing a new generation of remotely controlled “aerial service robots” (a.k.a. drones). The researchers plan to use virtual reality, augmented reality, and haptic (touch) devices to allow the operator to guide the robot while hiding the complexity of the vehicle dynamics.
Video Source: University of Twente
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Comments (3)
by Snake Oil Baron
I for one welcome our ball grabbing overlords.
by JC
The headline ” Aerial Robots Trained to Grab Balls” could cause some alarm among a certain section of any population. Roughly half.
by Jeff Coudayre
Hahhahahahahah good one