Collaborate Disseminate
Rather than discuss whether buttons are good or bad we should instead examine who gets to push them and who doesn’t. Continue reading I Studied Buttons for 7 Years and Learned These 5 Lessons About How and Why People Push Them
Part of the charm of quadcopters is the challenge that building and flying them presents. In need of complex sensors and computational power to just get off the ground and under tremendous stresses thanks to their massively powerful motors, they often seem only barely controlled in flight. Despite these challenges, quadcopter flight has been reduced to practice in many ways, leaving hobbyists in search of another challenge.
[Tom Stanton] is scratching his creative itch with this radio-controlled tilt-rotor airplane that presents some unique problems and opportunities. Tilt-rotor planes are, as the name implies, able to swivel their propellors and transition …read more
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