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Drones how difficult would it be to get a drone to pick up the RC car when it flips over?

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14 minutes ago, Ryanwake said:

Drones how difficult would it be to get a drone to pick up the RC car when it flips over?

Depends on how good you are in mathematics, physics, image and multi-sensor processing, and mechanical engineering, really.

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I feel like the blue shell would be a tricky one for real life Mario kart, unless there was an easy way to cover the damages 

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57 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

I feel like the blue shell would be a tricky one for real life Mario kart, unless there was an easy way to cover the damages 

all objects that are difficult to recreate IRL, they will be virtual, and spinning out of control is something cars are good at.

 

Yes it would be hard to copy the exact physics of the game, but the overall effects could be accurately and fairly represented.

 

Honestly cars are so good at spinning out of control oh, that it's really designed for, and I'm really starting to question whether vehicles or designed to be operated by humans to begin with.

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In hindsight that would explain why doing donuts in the snow is so fun, I mean it does feel like the cars natural state.

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