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The swarm of flying robots

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Experiments with a group from flying at the University of Pennsylvania quadrotors. Small programmable helicopters are able to move independently and in groups, in complicated formations.

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The flying robot grasps objects Tech students at ETH university in Zurich, Switzerland, They developed an autonomous drone that can grasp an object in the air, computing the trajectory of.
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The robot that plays badminton Students from China University of Electronic Science and Technology, They created the first autonomous robot playing badminton.
Drones are building a bridge At the University of Zurich, ETH, three autonomous drones build a rope bridge. Students at the University's dynamic systems Department planned small helicopters so they can build a bridge without human help. The bridge can hold the weight of a man.
Keloid: A spectacular trailer An epic science fiction movie with fighting sophisticated robots in the future, This is shown in the teaser of 'Keloid'. But things are not so simple. Filmmaker J. J. Ralomo and his team from the digital effects Studio Big Lazy Robot in Barcelona, They spent two years just to build this trailer. The film does not exist, and knows no one will ever turn, but the story is mysterious and exciting. One of the few things that we understand is how humanity unites to anatimetwpisei artificial intelligence - large stand-alone machines and robots that resemble dolls - and until the end of the clip we want to see more.
and-David: The robot painter A group of students at the University of Konztanz, Germany managed to 'learn' in a robotic arm painting. With the development of a smart software, David e-robot can accurately paint anything photograph, using a canvas 24 colors.
Drone that automatically charges from power cables Students at SDU University in Denmark, presented a fully autonomous self-recharging system for a drone capable of long-term continuous operation near power lines. The drone is equipped with a built-in navigation system that allows it to locate power lines and approach them. A gripper mechanism grips the power line cable, and a control circuit provides the holding force as well as recharging the battery.
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The Russian robots of Skolkovo Dynamics Skolkovo Dynamics is the Russian version of Boston Dynamics. These state-of-the-art Robots dance autonomously, without remote control. For information, Skolkovo in Russia is the research and development center of Skolkovo.
The robot soldier The striking train a new robot "Bosstown Dynamics" which makes people useless soldiers. A video parody for Robot Boston Dynamics, the special effects team Corridor Digital.
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The ugly accident of Thierry Neuville in Chile Rally The Saturday, May 11, 2019, the Belgian driver Thierry Neuville and co-driver Nicolas Gilsoul of Hyundai Motorsport team had a spectacular accident at the eighth special stage of the Rally of Chile. Both managed to get out of their vehicle, but Thierry Neuville had to be transported by helicopter to the Concepción hospital for a series of tests. Eventually we had to make a few stitches on one leg.
A drone with a mounted Kalashnikov, to chase the offender crafts A team of Russian engineers built this specially shaped drone, to experiment on whether it can work the idea of "drone police". The flying boat is fitted with a Kalashnikov rifle, and the operator can aim a camera at the top.
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