Most quadcopters won’t fly unless all four rotors are functioning. But what happens if one gets damaged during flight? Researchers from the Netherlands think they’ve come up with a solution.
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Experiments so far show the drone’s ability to produce simple line drawings such as a bear and an Alpine mountain as well as colouring in whole sections of a wall.