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New Flying Robots Could Throw And Catch A Ball In The Air

You might have seen flying robots playing James Bond theme based music. But have you seen any robot that is flying in air, throwing a ball in air and catching that? If not, then you are about to see one. Researchers at the ETH Zurich’s Flying Machine Arena have made and upgraded some flying robots’ system in such a way that the robots can play with a ball throwing in the air and later catching that via a net while they are in air. Want to see?

Scientists Developed Mind Controlled AR.Drone

Would you like to control a drone from your mind? Scientists have a solution. You can control an AR.Drone, especially Parrot AR.Drone 2.0, using your thoughts. Using an off-the-shelf Emotiv Electroencephalography (EEG) headset, a user can control an AR.Drone with his/her thoughts alone.

Flying Robotic Drone Joggobot – Your Ultimate Jogging Partner

Jogging is a good exercise to keep the body fit and well. But, jogging could be boring without a partner. At times, it is better to have a little bit of company and encouragement while jogging. Keeping that in mind, The Exertion Games Lab at RMIT University in Melbourne has developed a flying drone robot called ‘Joggobot.’ Joggobot will fly with the joggers and keep them company.

Flying Swarm Of Robots Creating Own Wi-Fi Network

Might be, they are trying to show their inherent knowledge, techniques, power, creativity etc to us. They have shown us their acrobatic techniques. Later, they played James Bonds music . Still they are not tired. And now, they have decided to ignore the available internet to communicate and create their own Wi-Fi network to communicate while flying in groups. No one knows, what different and creative ideas they have to implement in future and at which point they will stop. Did anyone guess, which thing I’m talking about?

A Group Of Flying Robots Playing James Bond Theme Based Music

Which one you love most? Music or Movie? Or both? Who do you prefer directing the music in a movie? No option left except choosing human, right? How about preferring Robots instead of human playing music? The University of Pennsylvania’s GRASP Lab have developed some awesome autonomous quadcopters that can fly and play music smoothly. This group of flying robots are playing James Bond theme based music in rhythm.