Anybody know if there are considerations or plans for things like:<p>- Mandatory periodic ID transmit (via RF) by drones at specific altitudes or in specific areas<p>- Standardized visual marking schemes for drones by class, for example municipal, commercial, federal, etc.<p>Just wondering because for example my city announced that they'll be using drones for power pole checks, which will include a lot of backyard operation. I'd like to be able to identify them if needed.
2018 CES - I was really impressed by the Intel drone light show over the Bellagio fountain pool area. Thought it was some weird kind of Vegas wire-pulling effect at first.<p>There were no drone sounds, just strings of lights moving in increasingly strange and impressive ways.<p>Kept trying to figure out how they were able to pull such impressive moves until I saw some guy wearing a shirt that said something like "Intel drone team" and the penny finally dropped.<p>Some "magic" is fun once in a while.<p>Edit: This is what it looked like:<p><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7HNQ1NBzgg" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7HNQ1NBzgg</a>
Super cool. As someone who knows nothing about drones I would love to see a write up on how to do something like this. Where do you purchase that many drones cheaply, and how do you tell them to coordinate like that? How can you get the positioning so accurate?
Love Field is 6 miles from "downtown Dallas" and the article says they just hovered there. Maybe people living next to Love Field saw it but this is more of a marketing stunt than getting permission to fly 300 drones over downtown Dallas. Still, really cool and I click the little heart or upvote on any drone animation videos I see. The tech is super impressive and the article even talks about the kind of support equipment they need (trailers, rigs, etc). I am not downplaying the task, just surprised me with the headline.
It would be even cooler to have a lot of drones with red, green and blue LEDs.
You could have them fly in a grid and coordinate the brightness of the RGB lights to play a video.
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It's all fun and games until 300 drones form a QR code that send unsuspecting people (the same people who would scan a QR code for fun) to a phishing link.
am I the only one who has literally never thought Rick rolling was even slightly funny? It’s so bizarre to me every time it comes up and everyone reacts like it’s the funniest thing they’ve ever seen.<p>Same with the image of whatever football guy with the T-shirt over his head or whatever.<p>Edit: Imagine downvoting this LOL. Get a life
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