“DroneStick: Flying Joystick as a Novel Type of Interface”
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- DroneStick: Flying Joystick as a Novel Type of Interface
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DroneStick is a novel hands-free method for smooth interaction between a human and a robotic system via one of its agents. A flying joystick (DroneStick) being a part of a multi-robot system is composed of a flying drone and coiled wire with a vibration motor.
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