Radio control Helicopter with an iPhone!
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iPhone just ain’t another phone that runs few smart looking apps! Apparently this guy using “a radio-controlled helicopter, a Wi-Fi router and some custom software” and creates R/C aircraft controller for the iPhone completed with all the cool accelerometer and touch interface. Checkout the video for more cool info!
Tags: Accelerometer, Aircraft Controller, Apps, Checkout, Control, Cool Info, Custom Software, Iphone, Radio Control Helicopter, Radio Controlled Helicopter, Router, Touch Interface, Wi Fi
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