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Saturday, October 15, 2005

First group flight of 3 cubes, in public

We made it. At Hexagram again. We had three cables, stabilized at the same altitude, able to make the difference between an obstacle to avoid and another cube. Algorithm was:
if (obstacle)
if (cube)
get closer to it
else avoid it
else do nothing
Easy, huh?!?
1st pic shows Nicolas explaining the experience to the audience.
2nd pic show a videoprojection on the cube.
3rd pic is one I shot with my 10.5mm rectilinear fish-eye, from very close to an edge of the cube.

posted by Eric at 12:37 AM

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