Compare to humans:
Self-flying drone dips, darts and dives through trees at 30 mph
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#12Is... is the video intended to be a parody of something? It's like they took two shots of a drone turning slightly to avoid a tree in the middle of a field, and decided to hit it with a nuclear bomb of "MAKE IT FEEL MORE EPIC" in editing.
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#13Compare to humans: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MBW8zoZUR4
That's a little misleading: the video has a "do you want to see the crashes" link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgrvrD_GOvg&feature=iv&src_v...
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#14The insight into only needing the differentials in the next 10 meters makes a load of sense and clearly worked.
Why is everyone hating on the video? I thought it was light-hearted and fun.
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#15The Navy really wants to get rid of pilots as it seems.
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#16This does go a long way to explaining speeder bikes -- the human rider controls the gross movement, but the bike itself does obstacle avoidance. Otherwise, there's no way a regular stormtrooper could fly those through the thick forests of Endor.
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#17This does go a long way to explaining speeder bikes -- the human rider controls the gross movement, but the bike itself does obstacle avoidance. Otherwise, there's no way a regular stormtrooper could fly those through the thick forests of Endor.
I like this theory! I think this[0] may be evidence to the contrary though. It looks like the driver crashes due to inattention.
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#18This does go a long way to explaining speeder bikes -- the human rider controls the gross movement, but the bike itself does obstacle avoidance. Otherwise, there's no way a regular stormtrooper could fly those through the thick forests of Endor.
In video games, there are a lot of clever tricks they use to make the player more likely to hit enemies. E.g. the cursor slows down when you get close to an enemy, and bullets bend towards them. See this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UL1_ht1EdAU
I wonder if tricks like these would work on real life vehicles.
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#19in case you are wondering: http://groups.csail.mit.edu/robotics-center/public_papers/Ba...
20 watts, running on two ODROID-U3
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#20This does go a long way to explaining speeder bikes -- the human rider controls the gross movement, but the bike itself does obstacle avoidance. Otherwise, there's no way a regular stormtrooper could fly those through the thick forests of Endor.
In video games, there are a lot of clever tricks they use to make the player more likely to hit enemies. E.g. the cursor slows down when you get close to an enemy, and bullets bend towards them. See this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UL1_ht1EdAU I wonder if tricks like these would work on real life vehicles.
>In video games
in console games