You’ve got to hand it to [Tom Stanton] – he really thinks outside the box. And potentially outside the atmosphere, to wit: we present his reaction control gas thruster-controlled drone.… ...

You can spread your arms like a bird and control a drone with this exosuit. The user spreads their arms wide (like wings), and when they turn or roll their body, the drone will move correspondingly.

The flight controller/IMU works to control this but unless perfectly balanced out by the counter rotating props, the rotating reaction wheels would impart torque in the horizontal plane, offset by ...

The Nintendo Power Glove may not have been a commercial success, but computer engineering grad Nolan Moore has given it a new life as a wireless drone controller. Moore took apart the controller ...

Lean your torso back and the drone climbs. Lean forward and the drone pitches downs. Bend and twist and the drone will roll. Got that? Well slip on the FlyJacket exosuit and you'll be able to control ...