A french company, named Parrot, unveiled an iPhone controlled, wifi-enabled, quadrocopter at CES 2010. The robot, called the AR.Drone, is a sophisticated and snazzy quadrocopter that is controlled via an iPhone or iPod Touch over a wifi connection. The AR.Drone has two onboard cameras, one of wh
this is the ultimate gateway to the future.
Your projects so fantastic… but i want to learn them, can you teach me…???
Is this exclusively for use with iPhone? AT&T is not a viable option for me and I am getting an EVO, which I feel has a better design and more user-friendly OS software for the camera & web browsing. I def want one of these, but if it is compatible with my EVO, I’ll probably be getting it sooner rather than later.
I certainly hope they make a model for the Motorola DROID as well. Att doesn’t work well where I live ( in the Sonora Desert in AZ, USA) so we have Motorola Droids thru Verizon. If there was a Drone model that was Droid friendly,I would purchase one as soon as it was available! Can you imagine flying it over the desert?! WOW!! What a concept. It could be used as a tool for desert rescues. The RC Airplane group out here would just die!! Besides…Droid and Drone just seem to go together. I WANT ONE!!
AS A STUDENT RESEARCHING IN ROBOTICS,THIS IS MY DREAM PROJECT.SUPERB WORK AND CONGRATS
