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Parrot SA made waves with enthusiasts of remote-controlled flight a couple of years ago with what it calls a quadricopter—a flying device with four rotors that can be controlled over Wi-Fi by a smartphone or tablet.
Tech Charms: Flying Cameras, Musical Purses Don Clark 2012
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Paris-based Parrot introduced the AR.Drone 2.0, a so-called quadricopter with four rotors that now includes an HD camera--controllable via iPhone--that gives a pilot's eye view.
Tech Charms: Flying Cameras, Musical Purses Don Clark 2012
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The helicopter, or what France-based Parrot calls a quadricopter has four fans that allow it to fly in all directions.
Netflash 2010
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The new combines an iPhone and virtual games to make a product that's drawing much attention at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las helicopter, or what France-based Parrot calls a quadricopter has four fans that allow it to fly in all directions.
WN.com - Articles related to Intuit app lets iPhones prepare US tax returns 2010
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Parrot's AR Drone is a four-propeller "quadricopter" with a built-in front-view camera that streams what it captures onto your iPhone (via a free app).
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This week its creators gave AFP a demonstration near their company's offices on the Canal Saint-Martin in Paris, where the "quadricopter" perplexed and impressed passers-by on a cold winter afternoon.
IOL Technology 2010
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The AR. Drone is in fact a 'quadricopter', with four 15-watt rotors that spin as fast as
Netflash 2010
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- AR. Drone - a flying 'quadricopter' with on-board cameras and internal guidance system - shown at Las Vegas industry event Samsung Unveils First E-Readers at CES - At the Consumer Electronics Show in Vegas, Samsung introduced its first e-book reading devices.
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The controlling device can easily be paired with the "quadricopter" using Wi-Fi.
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Or will its alleged use of the amazingly investigative Parrot AR.Drone "quadricopter," offering a unique visual perspective on police car chases, be enough to excite the iPad readers?
CNET News.com 2010
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