It’s an autonomous quad-copter created by the Robust Robotics Group at MIT. It hovers and flies a bit like the AR.Drone that had us smitten at CES this past January, but this one has a lot more brains. It response to natural (though slowly delivered) language voice commands that look to be processed on an iPhone before being sent to the helo. In the video embedded below you’ll see it responding to the command “Fly past room 124 then face the windows and go up.”
Posted 2 years ago & Filed under toys, voice controls, neat, Notes