Hacked Nintendo Power Glove lets you control drones like a wizard

More than 25 years after Lucas Barton fell in love with the Power Glove in The Wizard, Nintendo's impractical but undeniably cool hand-mounted NES controller has a new purpose -- controlling drones. Engineer Nolan Moore used the peripheral as the basis for a gesture-based controller for the Parrot AR Drone quadcopter, allowing him to guide the hovering device around with small motions of his hands. Moore's controllers were built using real Nintendo Power Gloves, but he didn't leave much of the d...