Despite camera drones becoming more and more intelligent, high-quality aerial tracking shots normally still require a large degree of human input. A research project at theMIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) is aimingto change that. The team has developed a drone that does not require any human control for recording tracking shots. Users canspecify a viewing angle as well as the position and size of the target's face on the screen and the drone will remain locke...
Despite camera drones becoming more and more intelligent, high-quality aerial tracking shots normally still require a large degree of human input. A research project at theMIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) is aimingto change that. The team has developed a drone that does not require any human control for recording tracking shots. Users canspecify a viewing angle as well as the position and size of the target's face on the screen and the drone will remain locke...
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