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A Swarm of Nano Quadrotors

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Uploaded on Jan 31, 2012

Experiments performed with a team of nano quadrotors at the GRASP Lab, University of Pennsylvania. Vehicles developed by KMel Robotics. Special thanks to Professor Daniel Lee for his support.

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  • DaDaxter

    I throw my money at the screen yet nothing happens...

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  • Xoxopehualoc

    I, for one, welcome our new overlords.

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  • HyuLilium

    IT'S HAPPENING

    SKYNET

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  • XxShadowMasterxX12

    wow

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  • quickquill

    what part of this is nano?

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  • koolwalla

    now strap explosives to it and call it a smart grenade

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  • rdvideoclips

    Wow, that's suprising. So what's your point? It looks like pretty impressive technology to me, but I've never played with a model plane.

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  • Garrison64

    If you've ever played around with these little devices you'd realize that it doesn't take much wind at all to completely destabilize them. Their tiny motors are only so strong and they don't have the power to compensate for strong gusts of wind. Take them outside on a windy day and this experiment would completely fall to pieces.

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  • RabidMonday

    Not possable it will have to be bigger QuadQoptors that are manned these unmanned you dumbass......

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  • RabidMonday

    If you blow fans at them they would just sit there. The Quadrotors perfectly balance it so no matter the speed of the wind it will just sit there.

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  • RabidMonday

    This is awesome that all I gonna say.

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  • phkol218

    SKYNET.........

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