Open source amateur UAVs podcast

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Open source amateur UAVs podcast @ robots.net…

The latest episode of the Robots Podcast interviews Chris Anderson, the founder of the largest amateur UAV community and one of the largest robotics communities, DIY Drones and Editor-in-chief of WIRED. As some of you may know from some previous posts, DIY Drones is behind the well-known Arduino clone ArduPilot which allows easy autonomous stabilization and navigation of UAVs. DIY Drones is also a major proponent of open source hardware. For more information on making flying robots, the risks of putting this technology into the wrong hands and some crazy anecdotes read on or tune in(mp3)!

Filed under: educational mini UAVs,open source hardware — by adafruit, posted October 22, 2010 at 1:29 pm

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1 Comment

  1. Why does every lame “drone” picture
    show the “Predator” ? How about the
    much more capable (and bigger payload
    capacity) “Global Hawk” ?

    Comment by Tony — October 23, 2010 @ 9:54 am

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