#swarmrobotics

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#swarmrobotics  

Originally shared by James Clement

The Transwheel Drone is a great idea! According to the Daily Mail:

Transwheel drones use a single self-balancing wheel and a robotic arm to pick up and carry packages;
The electric robots would work alone for small deliveries or operate together as a swarm to carry larger loads; 
They would use GPS to help them navigate and facial recognition to confirm the identity of a recipient; and
Designers say the robots could allow customers to receive deliveries at times that are convenient to them.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3205933/Move-Amazon-Packages-one-day-delivered-unicycle-drones-swarm-transport-heavy-parcels.html#ixzz3jfkyWiwn

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  1. Steve BlackAugust 25, 2015 at 1:47 PM

    You forgot to mention the front and rear mounted death lasers to deter the best disguised would be thieves of your important purchases.

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