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"To demonstrate that such a capability would be necessary, two motivating scenarios are briefly presented next. For instance, to enable a UAV carrying a long cable suspended load to enter / exit short openings (such as a window), the load needs to be dynamically swung into the opening, such that the tension in the cable goes to zero at the right point in time. This enables the UAV to go through the window while the load undergoes free fall, prior to the tension in the cable being reestablished. Alternatively, to enable UAVs to transport suspended loads while flying under a strict ceiling height, either to avoid radar detection or when flying indoors, requires dynamic motion of the load to avoid large obstacles on the ground." • #гудрон - × × ×

Видео с вертолётчиком, метающим в грузовики деревья с размаху, отдельно доставляет. - × × ×

Вспомним здесь прошлогодний пост про то, как квадрокоптеры жонглируют шестом: https://friendfeed.com/urbansh... - × × ×

“The global market for nonmilitary drones has already ballooned into a $2.5 billion industry, one that’s growing 15% to 20% annually. And that’s under the current law. One of the biggest potential markets for commercial drones—the U.S.—isn’t even open for business yet. At least not officially. While the use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for commercial purposes is soaring in countries like Japan, Australia, France, and the U.K., the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has yet to institute regulations governing the operation of commercial drones, and in the meantime it has issued a blanket ban prohibiting their use in nearly all endeavors. Further complicating things is the gray area in defining the difference between “recreational” drones (which aren’t restricted by the FAA) and commercial drones (which are). In September the FAA issued exceptions to six film companies to use drones, and it has approved their use to monitor oil operations in Alaska. Regulators aren’t expected to issue a full set of guidelines for at least another year.” • #гудрон - × × ×

Интересно, а какая у нашей Росавиации позиция по поводу дронов? Впрочем, я примерно догадываюсь. - denis

“Two of the most challenging problems tackled with quadrocopters so far are balancing an inverted pendulum and juggling balls. My colleagues at ETH Zurich’s Flying Machine Arena have now combined the two. As part of his Master thesis Dario Brescianini, student at ETH Zurich’s Institute for Dynamic Systems and Control, has developed algorithms that allow quadrocopters to juggle an inverted pendulum. If you are not sure what that means (or how that is even possible), have a look at his video “Quadrocopter Pole Acrobatics”. • #now_this_is_awesome ∙ #гудрон - × × ×

Ждём квадрокоптеры, укрощающие тигров. И лезгинка. - × × ×

робонинзя. немного же нам осталось, брате - ʕノ•ᴥ•ʔノ ︵ StandardError

“Our Robot Future: Imagine police drones patrolling at treetop level down city streets, their cameras scanning crowds for weapons or suspicious activity. “Newsbots” might follow in their wake, streaming live video of the goings-on. Drones belonging to protest groups hover over both, watching the watchers. In nearby zip codes, drones belonging to real estate agents scope out hot properties. Robots deliver pizzas by following the signal from customers’ cell phones. Meanwhile, anti-drone “freedom fighters,” alarmed by the spread of cheap, easy overhead surveillance, take potshots at the robots with rifles and shotguns.” • #будущее_прекрасно • #trendtaste • #гудрон - × × ×

Не терпится увидеть хоть одного! - 9000