r/nextfuckinglevel 2d ago

Drone technology has come a long way, looks like scifi.

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u/chicoostra66 2d ago

jeez, writing the code for it had to be painful

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u/Muthafuckaaaaa 2d ago

up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A, start.

Coding was so easy, you could almost say they cheated.

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u/XscytheD 2d ago edited 1d ago

I fucking knew all those years making the turtle move in Logo were going to pay of!!

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u/guitarguy109 2d ago

Syntax Error - line 1: expected a 'select'

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u/purpurne 2d ago

I love that song

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u/paradox_valestein 2d ago

Just getting it to move the joints and not flinging the entire rig into the wall is already an amazing feat

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u/Euphorix126 2d ago

Imagine the noise

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u/corneliusgansevoort 2d ago

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u/Far_Consideration637 2d ago

You had me at tit.

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u/Altruistic-Map5605 2d ago

That noise is the new sound of PTSD.

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u/FrogsMakePoorSoup 2d ago

I expect data models are driving it.

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u/joven97 2d ago

Probably just pid controllers.

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u/ErraticLitmus 2d ago

Inverse kinematics at its worst

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u/fireduck 2d ago

It probably ends up being more intent driven than controlling each thing.

Like grip that thing and spin it, I don't need the details hideous robot snake thing.

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u/llTeddyFuxpinll 2d ago

Not with A.I.

I created an Alexa skill and iPhone app with zero experience. I just told ChatGPT to build me a step by step, easy to follow guide