Unmanned Aerial Vehicles for Collaboration
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Abstract
A mobile telepresence system may include a frame, a propulsion system operably coupled to the frame to propel the frame through a designated space, a screen movably coupled to the frame, and an image output device coupled to the frame. The frame may include a central body defining a longitudinal axis of the frame, a first arm at a first end portion of the central body, and a second arm at a second end portion of the central body, opposite the first end portion of the central body. The propulsion system may include rotors at opposite end portions of the first and second arms which propel the frame in response to an external command. The image output device may project an image onto the screen in response to an external command.
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40 Claims
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21. An aerial vehicle comprising:
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a frame; a propulsion system coupled to the frame and configured to propel the aerial vehicle in response to a command from a remote device; a screen pivotably coupled to the frame; an image output device movably mounted to the frame, wherein the image output device is configured to project an image onto the screen; and a controller configured to; operate a communication module to communicate with the remote device. - View Dependent Claims (22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32)
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33. An aerial vehicle comprising:
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a frame; a propulsion system operably coupled to the frame and configured to propel the aerial vehicle in response to a command from a remote device; a docking station configured to receive a mobile electronic device, wherein the mobile electronic device is configured to display a first image; and a first mirror movably coupled to the frame, wherein the first mirror is arranged to reflect the first image displayed by mobile electronic device towards a surface. - View Dependent Claims (34, 35, 36)
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37. A method comprising:
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operating an image output device coupled to an aerial vehicle to project an image onto a surface; measuring in real-time an orientation of the surface with respect to the image output device; determining, based on the measured orientation, that the image projected onto the surface is distorted; in response to determining that the image is distorted, determining in real-time an adjustment to the image output device at which the image is not distorted on the surface; and adjusting the image output device according to the determined adjustment. - View Dependent Claims (38, 39, 40)
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Specification