I liked AR.Drone Parrot at CES, and I had so much fun to see the video of this quad-copter, the robust robotics group at MIT produced Clock.

It seems that this robust robotics this matter a little further, but it still requires some kind of iPhone the control has to keep them. The AR.Drone not able to take voice commands.

You can see from the vid that says the manager “fly by room 124, then at the windows and climb. It must have been some voices in the text on the iPhone, and it appears that the helicopter of the text of the actual can send orders.

The film has a man who speaks simply commands like “top” and “go to the elevator. It obeys commands, and even if such contracts are very vague. I mean, how the expertise of senior helicopter or an area around the elevator to go?

I suppose it could serve as a kind of mini-drone “Predator”, which is controlled by the voice are used. Hopefully will obey the order to “get out of there.”

Well, usually all that is developed at the University of Tech-concept. If they develop, and commercialize, while AR.Drone has some serious competition.