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iSuper Large Heli $129.99 The iSuper Helicopter is an iPhone, iPad & iPod Touch controlled helicopter. The “iSuper Heli” app can be downloaded for free on the App Store. This is the revolutionary way to fly a helicopter. The iSuper Helicopter utilizes the latest wireless technology to communicate with iPhone/iPad/iPod touch. With the helicopter and iPhone, iPad or iPod touch in your hands, it is convenient to use them toge… |
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iSuper iHeli-007 Helicopter Controlled by iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch (Small Red Model) $39.99 iSuper is iPhone/iPad/iPod touch controlled helicopter, its application can be downloaded for free from Apple App store. It is built with metal, very durable. It has built-in gyro with very stable control, as well as record/palyback/chase each other/safe-landing/play music, etc. functionalities This is an iPhone/iPod touch/iPad controlled helicopter, its app can be downloaded for free on the App s… |
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Griffin HELO TC Touch-Controlled Helicopter for iPhone, iPod touch or iPad $53.99 Rule the office airspace with HELO TC, the touch-controlled RC helicopter you control with your iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, and even your Android smartphone or tablet…. |
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Parrot AR.Drone Quadricopter Controlled by iPod touch, iPhone, iPad, and Android Devices (Orange/Blue) $249.00 The AR.Drone remote-control quadricopter is a groundbreaking device combining the best of many worlds, including modeling, video gaming, and augmented reality. The AR.Drone is remote-controlled by an iPhone and features a number of sensors, including a front camera, vertical camera, and an ultrasound altimeter. The AR.Drone can also be used in video games, such as AR.FlyingAce, a dogfight between … |
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Parrot AR.Drone Quadricopter Controlled by iPod touch, iPhone, iPad, and Android Devices (Orange/Green) $234.99 The AR.Drone remote-control quadricopter is a groundbreaking device combining the best of many worlds, including modeling, video gaming, and augmented reality. The AR.Drone is remote-controlled by your device (see compatibility below) and features a number of sensors, including a front camera, vertical camera, and an ultrasound altimeter. The AR.Drone can also be used in video games, such as AR.Fl… |
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Silverlit Ferrari Enzo for iPod, iPhone, and iPad $69.00 An R/C Car designed to run like no other – using the power of your iPod touch or iPhone as the remote control. The Bluetooth connection requires NO other attachments. Drive it! Full gesture control allows you to control the car with the tilt of the controller. Tilt forward to accelerate, backward to stop and go in reverse. Tilt right or left – turn right or left. Feel it and Hear it! Force feedbac… |
Ipad Controlled Helicopter!
iPad-controlled helicopter fun to fly, steep learning curve
Ipad Controlled Helicopter Questions
Streaming video onto my computer H 263?
I have a AR.Drone quadcopter, which is a remote control helicopter that streams video to my iPad. It streams in H 263, which I want to decode into a viewable picture. Do any of you have any advice on how to do that? The video comes in compressed through a UDP port. Please help this is for an important project.
I thought it was 264 but I may be wrong. Anyway I’d change it into a more universal format. I use super
http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html
it’s free and can import and export into practically anything.
Parrot AR Drone Users Common Questions
Worth the money?Yes without a doubt. It is lower than the cost of putting a reasonable 450 heli in the air and i think the second-hand price will probably be decent in case i get tired. No regrets on the cost per smile for me personally.
Inadequate range on wifi?I have yet to have the Wifi cut out on me, so it looks a lot better than promoted so far.
Is the camera sluggish?Occasionally yes. Sometimes it is fast and smooth and sometimes it stutters. Not suitable for FPV, add your cam system for that. However the video stream is enjoyable and that is precisely what this bird is about
Easier to fly without camera but looking at it?Indeed I don’t know if it is me and my own heli flying habits, but I am mainly watching the AR Drone itself, looking at the display only if I remember it has video on it
Better with a 2.4GHz system?Could well be great to have the choice to fly with a 2.4 transmitter. Still can feel odd controlling by tilting the iPad.
Good in blowing wind?Better than I expected at first. It’s kind of bumpy but seems to hold up nicely overall
Better at hovering than moving around?Much better at hovering where there’s a clear terrain texture. See those advertising videos with a extremely paterned floor? I suppose that is to get the most effective holding result from the down facing camera. It isn’t really as good on grass, wafting within around a foot roughly. Forwards flight appears to be real easy, much better at both than I was expecting.
Breakable?Well yes and no. It’s going to break if you drive in to a wall. It just isn’t that tough but it is more robust feeling than I feared it could be. I believe it is going to hold up much better than your normal RTF smaller heli. Let’s wait and watch the way it stands up.
About the Author
Dr. Mark Winston greatly loves Radio controlled flying as a leisure activity, because of that the AR Drone is like a dream coming true! If you are engaged you can also check out this AR Drone video review here and see it in action!
