Flying robot performs 2D/3D mapping in the alps

by Sabine Hauert

20 February 2013

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Sensefly just released a fun video of their latest product, eBee, autonomously flying over an alpine landscape near the Matterhorn while performing 2D and 3D mapping.

For more information about the eBee, check out one of our previous posts.

tags: eBee, Flying, review, robot, SenseFly, Sensing

Sabine Hauert is President of Robohub and Associate Professor at the Bristol Robotics Laboratory

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