Drones are a useful tool for university researchers to test and evaluate new ideas in a number of different fields, including flight control theory, navigation, real time systems, and robotics. In recent years many universities have shown quadcopters performing increasingly complex aerial manoeuvres.
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Swarms of quadcopters can hover in mid-air, fly in formations, and autonomously perform complex flying routines such as flips, darting through hula hoops and organising themselves to fly through windows as a group. There are numerous advantages to using quadcopters as versatile test platforms.
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They are relatively cheap, available in a variety of sizes and their simple mechanical design means that they can be built and maintained by amateurs. Due to the multi-disciplinary nature of operating a quadcopter, academics from a number of fields need to work together in order to make significant improvements to the way quadcopters perform.
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In 2014 The Guardian reported that major media outlets have started to put serious effort into exploring the use of drones for reporting and verifying news on events that include floods, protests and wars. Some media outlets and newspapers are using drones to capture photography of celebrities.
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