Subscriber RocketGuy tipped us off to this EPFL School of Engineering project involving a fleet of swarming flying robots. Using an ant-inspired swarming algorithm running on a Linux SBC, this network of swarming micro air vehicles is purportedly the largest of its kind. [Thanks, RocketGuy!]
2 thoughts on “Robotic swarm over Switzerland”
RocketGuysays:
Every facet of this project just has awesome just oozing out:
Drones: Awesome
Linux SBC: Awesome
Aerial communications network: Awesome
Flying wing: Awesome
Evolution engineering: Awesome
Switzerland: Awesome (both landscape, chocolate, and the LHC).
I’m (very slowly) building a rather large single flying wing drone, but now I’m wondering about making smaller siblings for it…
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Every facet of this project just has awesome just oozing out:
Drones: Awesome
Linux SBC: Awesome
Aerial communications network: Awesome
Flying wing: Awesome
Evolution engineering: Awesome
Switzerland: Awesome (both landscape, chocolate, and the LHC).
I’m (very slowly) building a rather large single flying wing drone, but now I’m wondering about making smaller siblings for it…
-RG