Researchers from the University of Zurich’s Robotics and Perception Group have proven that this does not need to be the case by keeping a quadcopter flying with only three motors. A quadcopter ...

Inverted Quadcopter? That generally means a crash ... are using a much simpler method of flying inverted: Spin the motors backwards. Quadcopters control their flight by quickly varying the speed ...

the authors believe that placing the electrodes closer to the neurones means a higher level of fine motor control. The research participant described the intuitive control of the quadcopter as “like ...

Imagine controlling a virtual quadcopter with just your thoughts and finger movements. For patient T5, this is no longer a dream. Researchers have developed a high-performance brain-computer interface ...

According to the team’s results, the BrainGate array wired directly to motor neurons offered a “sixfold improvement” on the user’s quadcopter piloting when compared to an EEG system.

The authors believe that to restore highly functional fine motor control, electrodes need to be placed closer to the neurons. The study notes a sixfold improvement in the user's quadcopter flight ...

The Chinese drone SUPER can detect obstacles at great distances and therefore fly safely and autonomously at high speeds.