FLYING A DRONE WITH TWITTER, BANANAS & WEB APIS
summary
Shows five concrete hacks and which actually work: packet‑sniffing with Wireshark and tPacketCapture fails to yield control, Node libraries noble / bleno plus minidron.js let a Parrot mambo fly from Node, Web Bluetooth and the Sensors API let browser JS read accelerometer data to steer, Leap Motion enables gesture control, and a Makey Makey wired to fruit literally moves the Parrot Mambo Mini — demoed flight and a broken propeller.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 8:58Wireshark
- 9:12Wireshark Trace
- 10:18Packet Capture
- 16:34Game Development Background
- 17:35What Does Javascript Have To Offer
- 18:52How the Drone Works
- 20:38Minidron Js
- 24:37Drone Control
- 25:18Mimic Other Devices
- 28:28The Sensors Api
- 28:41Accelerometer
- 39:13Making Education Accessible
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