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AVC 2014 | SparkFun


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22 June 2014



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Continuation of Sparkfun’s 2014 AVC coverage!

Source: www.youtube.com

At one hour sixteen minutes, this video is sure to contain most of the highlights of AVC 2014, and, due to the use of telephoto lenses, a better view of them than being physically present would have afforded, although nothing can quite replace the feeling of being on the ground below an autonomous UAV that has already given cause for concern that it might be confused. Congrats to SparkFun for putting this compilation together so quickly!




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