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High latency's hardly going to be the end of the world for a slow-moving, low-mass n-copter that can just sit where it is during a lag spike.
by leoc 13y ago
High latency's hardly going to be the end of the world for a slow-moving, low-mass n-copter that can just sit where it is during a lag spike.
- pyre 13y agoI think the point the parent was making was lack of real-time feedback for the pilot.
- leoc 13y agoYes, my point was that such a device is going to be relatively easy to fly remotely even over a balky, high-latency connection. (Except perhaps in high winds, but high winds are likely to ground these things anyway.)