If you watch the video, it actually falls several sidewalk tiles away and he has to go pick it up. From the text of the blog, I had assumed he was using AI to actually land it directly on a person’s head, which would’ve been crazy impressive.
Now if you had terminal guidance... Put flaps on the hat, and use shape-memory alloy wire and a coin cell to actuate them. The hats follow a laser beam projected by the drop unit. Minimal electronics required in the hat. This is how some "smart bombs" work.
OkGoDoIt|1 year ago
civilized|1 year ago
He's got a future in marketing.
biftek|1 year ago
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dheera|1 year ago
It seems like both of these are tractable issues.
A round hat that is spun with a significant initial angular momentum would probably fair better in landing more predictably.
xnx|1 year ago
DARPA would definitely come knocking
Animats|1 year ago
Now if you had terminal guidance... Put flaps on the hat, and use shape-memory alloy wire and a coin cell to actuate them. The hats follow a laser beam projected by the drop unit. Minimal electronics required in the hat. This is how some "smart bombs" work.
EGreg|1 year ago
Imagine using AI to drop an object and it falls perfectly where you want it.
flir|1 year ago
Once he's done that, the military sector beckons.
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