With the advancements in quadrotor parts and technology over the years, it’s become possible to make just about anything fly if you can strap some high-speed rotors to it. Introducing the first edible ...
A University of Houston engineer has built a new safety monitoring system for the operation of quadrotor drones that can keep ...
A lot of people are hacking Kinect these days. It's not unusual for hackers to spend a couple sleepless nights coding before they can show off projects like this. Patrick Bouffard can attest to losing ...
Not only are quadrotors fun, they're useful for applications like surveillance and are even showing promise in building construction. Here's a practical use we hadn't thought of though - remote ...
You say quadcopter, I say quadrotor, let's just agree that under no circumstances is it quadrocopter. Whatever they're called, here's another one. It's called Spiri, it's designed to be rather more ...
Quadrotor drones can perform all sorts of tasks from monitoring air quality to performing surveillance. The catch is that the limited battery life means that they can only perform their assigned tasks ...
When an aircraft veers upwards too much, the decrease in lift and increase in drag may cause the vehicle to suddenly plummet. Known as a stall, this phenomenon has prompted many drone manufacturers to ...
Thanks to the wars in the Middle East, drones like the Predator have become household names. They’re getting more powerful and more lethal every day, and these combat drones have begun overshadowing ...
Holy crap, the quadrotors at UPenn's GRASP lab are cool. Grad student Daniel Mellinger has had a busy summer with his autonomous flying drones, teaching them how to pick up objects, perch, and operate ...
Unlike self-driving cars, autonomous drones can generally get from "A" to "B" safely, but could they beat a human pilot in a drone race? So far the answer has been "no way," but now, researchers from ...
The last we checked in with U Penn’s frighteningly maneuverable little quadrotor, we noted that it could probably zip through your window and kill you in your sleep. Well, now it can fly through ...