A new way to doodle has been developed by students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), who created a smart drone capable of mimicking sketches remotely. The Flying Pantograph's ...

Over the past few months, we've seen drones do all sorts of crazy and impressive things. Whether it's a drone that can livestream video or a drone connected to a flamethrower, it seems that not a ...

The intersection of drones and street art is nothing new, but these experiments have been complicated and hard to control: more flying tech vandals than aerial artists. But the Flying Pantograph from ...

Drones were made to fly. But then the world decided it wasn’t enough. Soon, we started hearing about drones that could deliver your packages to your doorstep, or go on search-and-rescue missions, or ...

Introduction Have you ever wished you could copy a drawing but make it larger or smaller? If you’ve ever tried to create a larger or smaller copy of your work, you’ve probably realized that it is very ...

Art and technology are considered to be two very opposite disciplines that attract different types of people. When the pair come together, though, the results can be stunning. Just check out this ...

The drone developed by MIT Media Lab’s Fluid Interfaces Group can follow pen strokes of a user and mimic sketches on its own canvas Screenshot from Fluid Interfaces's demo video A new project from MIT ...

The Fluid Interfaces Group at MIT has created a flying pantograph, an aerial drone equipped with a marker that mimics the movements of a human hand and sketches what it sees on a vertical landscape.