The Internet of Flying Things

Saturday, March 3. 2012

The Internet of Flying Things

Those of you who follow this blog (we few....) will know we track the developments i robotics, well this video from the latest TED talks (see above) illustrates something we have talked about before - the Internet of Mobile things - but as an ex Aeronautical engineer and robotics geek, a video that puts flying robots that use A-Life principles to self-organise is geekhasm with added cream (whiopped, of course).

Watch, and gawp.

Posted by Alan Patrick in Robotics at 21:09 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (2)

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