April 24, 2017 AT 3:00 am
MagicLab Mini Drone Swarm #drone #droneday
We’re loving how fun this video from Marco Tempest on YouTube is! Via Mashable:
Tempest, who has been making magic with everything from Apple iPads to robots for years, took eight $120 Parrot drones and some technology from Dronsis to create the illusion that he can control a drone swarm with gestures and voice. This is Tempest’s second foray into drone control and easily his most effective.
The tiny drones, which dance around Tempest and appear to respond to his commands, also take on a personality. They even appear to trade LED lights. Tempest notes that humans can’t help but anthropomorphize technology when it does things that appear to go beyond standard gadget abilities. In reality, the drones self-localize by using the pattern on the carpet where Tempest is standing.
Read more and see our last post on Marco Tempest’s magic here
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