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Using Soap Bubbles and High-Speed Cameras: Flow Research on Quadcopters
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Using Soap Bubbles and High-Speed Cameras: Flow Research on Quadcopters
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In Hover
In Hover
In Hover
Close-up photograph of the drone hovering in the measurement area; the illuminated helium-filled soap bubbles appear as elongated traces.
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