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swinglet CAM by senseFly

189,156 views - 1 year ago

Made with a swinglet CAM: The Quarry

2,280 views - 6 months ago

Made with a swinglet CAM: La Croix-de-Coeur

580 views - 4 months ago

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Robots flock like birds for aerial surveillance

ReutersVideo - 2,779 views

Costain - Pioneering Aerial Photography with the sensefly swingletCAM

KORECGROUP - 1,896 views

Lausanne dense 3D model

StrechaCh... - 15,712 views

Flying robots

swissinfo... - 4,582 views

Demonstration of Pix4UAV workflow

StrechaCh... - 25,011 views

senseFly's swinglet: The Intelligent Flying Robot

SupremeMa... - 157 views

Flocking with fixed-wing robots at EPFL

epflnews - 49,659 views

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Jul 9, 2010

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http://www.sensefly.com

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SENSEFLY is a Swiss company with its main focus on design, development and commercialisation of small autonomous unmanned aircraft (UAV) for remote sensing, field surveying and mapping. SENSEFLY provides easy-to-use, turnkey solutions to professionals looking for up-to-date geo-referenced data. At the core of these systems is an intelligent miniature autopilot that has been initially designed at the Laboratory of Intelligent Systems at EPFL, which is widely recognised for its innovations in the field of miniature, bio-inspired and collective aerial robotics.

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	mwijnberger (3 months ago) really nice !i would love to see more info on the other two swinglets: swinglet met and swinglet stix
	luisbeck007 (4 months ago) - HUMANOIDS -
	Adixo16 (9 months ago) If the swinglet CAM were cheaper i would get one! They look so good! I'd probably break it in 2 minutes.