Created by the University of Pennsylvania, these bots would impress Q himself. This army of mini quad-copters are controlled with rhythmic precision, a truly awe-inspiring collaboration of music and technology. From playing a synthesizer to drums and cymbals, each robots is multi-talented. The tiny helicopters are equipped with reflectors, making it possible to plot their position using infrared lights and cameras positioned around the room. Check out the video!
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7 Comments
Holy Zeus! Now for wind instruments!
I can't believe that flying robots can play traditional instruments better than me!
>flying robots playing instruments
>flying robots
>robots!
really nice..hope not WW-III devices..watched the short intro of the Professors Work at TEDtalks.Watch this... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ErEBkj_3PY
cute
i'm really inspired
simply awsome guyz....hatz off..
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