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AI-powered drone using event-based cameras

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AI-powered drone using event-based cameras

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This AI-powered drone developed by Purdue engineer Kaushik Roy contains event-based cameras that help it to avoid obstacles and reach its programmed destination. These cameras mimic how humans interpret visual data through rapid eye movements and focusing. 

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