While autonomous quadrocopters are quietly evolving into Hunter-Killers , there’s still one that just desires to be your friend and playmate. Meet CrazyFlie, a tiny (so tiny!) chopper you are able to hold inside the palm of your fleshy, human hand. Built by the trio of hackers at Daedalus Projects, on a broadcast circuit board that weighs just 20 grams and spans eight centimeters, it’s piloted using a Bluetooth Playstation controller; the onboard Cortex-M3 CPU keeps it flying stable by monitoring gyroscopes and accelerometers and adjusting rotor speed accordingly. Enjoy its adorable, gnat-like whirring within the video after the break, and the source link features a detailed build diary for the truly ambitious.
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