HyTAQ hybrid quadrotor robot
HyTAQ hybrid quadrotor robot, is a novel mobile robot capable of both aerial and terrestrial locomotion. Watch the video…
Quadrotor Night Show [video]
A troupe of 16 quadrotors dance at a night show, manipulate sound and light at the Saatchi & Saatchi New Directors Showcase 2012. In this video you admire the small electronic flying robots, hovering with music.
Parrot AR Drone for smartphone
The Parrot AR Drone is the first quadrocopter that can be controlled by a smartphone or tablet. You control the direction of your AR Drone simply by tilting your device.
s Ball Throwing and Catching
This video shows three quadrocopters cooperatively play with a ball. They are attached to an elastic net, that allows them to catch the ball and toss the ball back into the air by rapidly accelerating outwards… Amazing!
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Formation of glowing objects in the night sky
Strange 50 glowing objects in the night sky of Linz, Austria, in perfect formation…
Actually it’s one of the most impressive demonstrations of quadrocopters! Watch the video…
Joggobot the flying companion (video)
Joggobot is a research project drawing the idea from computer games, by the Exertion Games Lab that explores how joggers will enjoy jogging with flying robots as companions, in order to make the exercise activity more engaging.
Parrot AR.Drone 2.0 quadrocopter (video)
The Parrot’s AR.Drone 2.0 new quadrocopter includes a revised control scheme that allows the user to more precisely control it, a higher resolution camera and an upgraded app.
Manned flight of an electric multicopter
German aircraft company e-volo has accomplished what it claims is the world’s first manned flight of an electric multicopter. It uses multiple mini helicopters to lift the passenger upwards — who’s snuggled in the center of the carnage, firmly strapped to a squishy exercise ball.
Quadrocopters are playing tennis
Quadrocopters are already accomplished piano players. Now they are playing tennis.
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Construction with Quadrocopters (video)
Teams of quadrotors autonomously build tower-like cubic structures from modular parts.
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