Wireless Weblimp Follows the Crowds & Action in Vancouver

[Ian David]

Wireless Weblimp Follows the Crowds & Action in Vancouver

The Weblimp is a crowd-sourced, three-foot-long blimp, equipped with a wireless camera that takes in its surroundings. It moves according to the movement of the crowd around it--if the crowd shifts in one direction, the Weblimp will shift as well. It was created by students at Canada's Simon Fraser University in BC.

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More:
http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/2yHvPR/www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2010/02/olympic-tech-wireless-weblimp-follows-the-crowds-action-in-vancouver.html/r:t

Hat-tip to: http://twitter.com/dailygalaxy/status/9284464903