Sure, there are plenty of wacky and awesome UAVs out there, but this one, the Blade CX2, or “Wash UAV” is quite charming in all of its wires-hanging-out glory. It’s a complex little machine, too. Built using an Arduino Mini, ultrasonic sensors, and a compass module, the vehicle is able to fly autonomously and sense things like walls and the floor. Its flight is short-lived — just six seconds — but the video is rife with riveting commentary explaining how various parts of the Blade function, so check it out after the break.
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