Araos use Oculus Rift to control unmanned aircraft

Absrtact: Not long ago, Facebook bought virtual reality gaming equipment company Oculus VR for 2 billion dollars to prepare for the next generation of social networks. Facebook CEO Zuckerberg believes that virtual reality technology is the platform for the future, and it may change the future of our work,

Not long ago, Facebook bought virtual reality gaming equipment company Oculus VR for 2 billion dollars to "prepare for the next generation of social networks". Zuckerberg, the Facebook CEO, believes that virtual reality technology is a platform for the future that could change the way we work, entertain and communicate in the future.

The future is still in the future, but this does not prevent geeks from playing Oculus Rift flowers. Recently, the German developer Diego Araos used Oculus Rift to make a very cool attempt to control the drone by first-person perspective.

As you can see, Araos and his friends manipulate the plane in the park's open space, controlling the plane's flight by turning the head, and presenting video footage of the plane in front of the camera. However, the first point of view eventually failed to prevent the plane crash.

Araos's Open-source code, which uses Oculus Rift to control drones, can be obtained on GitHub.