Parrot AR.Drone: Wireless, Video and Gaming Converge
summary
Parrot AR.Drone is a consumer quadcopter that streams live video to an iPhone over Wi‑Fi and uses the iPhone accelerometer for motion control, proving one-button takeoff/landing and tilt-to-steer can work for casual users. It has two cameras (front and bottom), a 150‑foot Wi‑Fi range, roughly 15‑minute flight time, onboard tag detection for augmented‑reality game mechanics and aerial battles, a shock cut‑out safety system, and drew three million video views after the CES unveiling.
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- 0:00Start
- 0:21The Ar Drone
- 1:47Ar Drone
- 4:40Live Streaming to the Iphone
- 6:45Iphone Control Interface
- 9:43Indoor Configuration
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