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MUSIC OVER SPEECH

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WHOOSHING

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Welcome to Click. I'm Spencer Kelly. And welcome to Oslo in Norway.

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If you are wondering why we have such a spectacular opening shot

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this week, well, firstly it never hurts.

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Secondly, it's because this week we

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are looking at the latest unmanned aerial vehicles.

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These are the drones.

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Yep, we're up in the air to find out how to fly

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and film from drones big and small.

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We'll take you to flight school to hone your piloting skills

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and we will get the lowdown on the research that could make these

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things make themselves.

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All that, plus the latest tech news

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and the very best of this week's web in Webscape.

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Flying high, dipping low.

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Going fast or holding steady?

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These are the easy to fly, ultra stable radio-controlled

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aircraft many of us have been waiting for.

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Coolest of all, they now come fitted with cameras.

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In the last couple of years, drones have hit the skies

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and are already being put to work in all kinds of fields,

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from following the action on the pitch to getting that million

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pound mansion shot for your property sale.

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Hobbyists are also taking some pretty amazing shots,

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and giving birth to two new buzzwords in the process.

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Forget "Instagram" and the "selfie",

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all rise for the "dronestagram" and "dronie"!

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Of course, the word "drone" conjures up darker pictures too.

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It's also the name given to the much larger remote-control planes

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controversially used in warfare, and inevitably even the smaller

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helicopters that we are interested in can and have been weaponised.

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Like this one, which is fitted with a Taser.

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But there is evidence that drones can save lives too,

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by acting as eyes in the sky in search and rescue ops.

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Some can even fly autonomously, following the owner,

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as they do things where you really do need both hands on the job.

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Looks good...

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And of course, they are a godsend for low-budget film-makers,

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who can now get the shots that they have only ever dreamt of.

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WHOOSHING

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-Are you hurt?

-Thanks, Superman!

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And that is where this chap comes in.

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This is the Mini Pro, the first of its kind,

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a really compact drone capable of carrying heavy stuff,

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like professional film equipment.

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And this is the kind of thing it can do...

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This is the city of Trondheim as only the birds have seen it before.

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Norwegian production company Fram Film specialises in filming

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scenery from interesting angles,

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and as camera operator Grim Berge explained,

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drones give you many different perspectives from one camera.

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You can do interesting aerials

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that a helicopter can't do.

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You can go a lot closer

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to a subject.

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You can follow someone through the park.

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You can go from a close-up of you, for example,

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and in one shot go up and see this whole park.

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It seems it only needs a couple of people to do what previously

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would have taken a lot of people.

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Even if it is just going smoothly along the ground.

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It's replacing a lot of dolly shots and crane shots that usually

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would need ten people to do.

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It's also something in itself, a completely new thing,

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and when something is new it is very exciting visually.

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The Mini Pro has eight blades,

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two on each of four ultralight carbon fibre arms.

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It's carrying a Canon 5D,

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the type of stills camera that also shoots high quality video.

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And this isn't the only drone that we have come to see.

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As pilot Eric Solberg configured this eight-armed beast,

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I got the tech breakdown from Grim.

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I like this. It looks as if you are going shark fishing!

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Yeah! Exactly!

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-That's to take the strain off your hands.

-Heavy-duty.

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The drone consists of two parts.

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One part is what I call the flying spaghetti monster...

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..all these arms with eight propellers,

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which is giving uplift and flying the drone.

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The second part is with the camera and the legs,

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and all these motors and wires and all that.

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We can control the camera itself,

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so we can tilt and we can shift and we can pan,

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and do some interesting camera shots.

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This is more than a one-person job?

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This is basically two separate things stuck together?

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It's possible to fly a drone, one man alone, but if you want to

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do this professionally and you want good results, you need two people.

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There's one camera operator, like me in this case,

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and one pilot, which is Eric.

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And with so much power and weight to control,

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you can see why you wouldn't want to try and steer the copter

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and the camera at the same time.

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Oh, my goodness, it's gone!

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In fact, they both recently took the drone to Svalbard

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to shoot part of the video

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for the UK band Clean Bandit's new song, Come Over.

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One of the things that makes this work for professional film-makers

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is the way it can shoot rock steady shots

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even in an unforgiving environment.

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As the aircraft tilts and wobbles,

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the ultra-high-definition Black Magic camera is kept completely stable

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by the auto balancing gimbal that holds it.

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And how quickly can the gimbal react,

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if you're buffeted by some wind or if you want to accelerate the drone,

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can it react quickly enough to keep the camera rock-steady?

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Yeah, absolutely.

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It's, er... 400 times per second it compensates,

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so it's not going to be any delay that anyone's going to notice.

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Steadier than our cameraman!

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Perhaps!

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There's plenty more from the skies and the ground in a couple of minutes, after this week's tech news.

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In what's said to be the largest data breach ever known,

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a Russian group has hacked 1.2 billion usernames and passwords

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belonging to more than 500 million e-mail addresses.

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Hold Security, a US firm specialising in discovering breaches,

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claimed the stolen information came from over 420,000 websites,

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including many that it describes as leaders in virtually all industries

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across the world.

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The firm didn't give details of the companies affected by the hack.

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If you don't know your tablets from your phablets, ask a six-year-old.

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According to a study by Ofcom,

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six-year-olds have a greater understanding of digital tech

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than the average 45-year-old.

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The report claims digital knowledge peaks around 15 and drops thereafter.

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The study also reports that the average British person

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spends eight hours and 41 minutes using technology every day,

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more time than they spend sleeping.

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And Europe's Rosetta Probe has become the first spacecraft in history

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to be manoeuvred alongside a comet.

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The probe has taken ten years, five months and four days to catch up

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with Comet 67P,

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and it's begun sending back some amazing pictures of its surface.

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The probe travelled almost 6.5 billion kilometres on its journey

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to reach the comet and will now follow it around the sun

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before deploying a craft to land on its surface in November.

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Rumours that Bruce Willis and Ben Affleck are leading the mission

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are, unfortunately, not true!

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So we've established that drones are really useful for companies

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wanting to produce amazing-looking videos.

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But the reason everyone is getting so excited about these things

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is because they are small and affordable enough

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for almost anyone to muck about with.

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They are not, however, quite easy enough to unbox and fly,

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and there are rules about where you're allowed to fly them.

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For example, not near the Norwegian royal palace!

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And that's why Jen Copestake, Mark Cieslak and I

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decided to spend a day at flight school.

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Few things compare to the tranquillity

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of the countryside in summer.

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Tranquillity we're shattering with our drones.

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This deserted airfield outside of London

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is the perfect location for us

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to practise flying three different drones

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from three different ends of the spectrum.

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But before taking to the skies, it's worth seeking advice

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from an expert radio control aviator.

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Right, so things I want you to check before you fly.

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Make sure you control the atmosphere you're flying in,

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so check the sun, the wind,

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make sure you're safe for emergencies and eventualities,

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check transmitter control and any site rules.

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If you're flying on public property,

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can you control everything in that environment?

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If a horse rider was to come through, or a dog walker,

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can you make sure you're safely away from them?

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A couple of other things to bear in mind -

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if you're using drones commercially, you must be licensed,

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and even if you aren't flying them commercially

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but are using a camera on your drone,

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you have to stay 50 metres away from people

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not involved in your activity.

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Right, so we're ready to go.

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I'll be flying the Extreme Flyer's Micro Drone 2.0.

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It's a great entry-level option,

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and is the cheapest aircraft we're testing.

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That's reflected in the quality of the camera,

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which couldn't be called HD.

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Its controls are designed for real pilots

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so it can be difficult to get to grips with

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if you've never flown an aircraft before,

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but you should be in control with a few hours of practice.

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A special algorithm helps you do tricks in stunt mode.

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It's incredibly nimble, perfect if you're filming extreme sports,

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and despite its delicate appearance,

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it is very rugged, and if anything DID break,

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its modular design means it's easy to replace any parts.

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Some of them can even be 3-D printed.

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One of the most amazing things about it is you can launch it

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from the ground or from the air.

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I'll be flying the Parrot AR Drone 2.0.

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It's fitted with forward and downward facing cameras.

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To fly it indoors, there's an indoor hull

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with prop guards to protect against spinning blades.

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It doesn't need them outside, which helps improve its manoeuvrability.

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The AR drone doesn't come with a controller.

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Instead, it uses Wi-Fi and an app,

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which works with iOS and Android smartphones and tablets.

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Controlling this drone using a tablet is nowhere near as precise

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as any of the drones that can be controlled using sticks,

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But it does have one advantage.

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The cameras that are on the AR drone,

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any footage that they record is sent directly to this tablet,

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and it's really easy to upload it and share it online.

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Owners of Nvidia Shield hand-held

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can make use of that device's analogue controllers as well.

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The AR drone has been available for quite some time,

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and it has a well supported ecosystem of augmented reality apps,

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including dog fighting and air racing games.

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But at this price point, it's difficult

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to ignore the occasional lag that occurs when trying to control it.

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A fun toy, but hardcore quadcopter aviators

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might prefer our next offering.

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Finally, I'll be flying the DJI Phantom 2 Vision Plus.

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This one is for more serious flyers,

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and it comes with plenty of useful features.

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It has indicator lights to tell you from a distance

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of any issues with, say, the battery.

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There's a dashboard app for your phone, giving you its status,

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GPS coordinates, and a view from its camera.

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Oh, and it goes like a rocket, really fast and really high.

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What's really surprised me about this drone is just how stable it is.

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I mean, it's really responsive to the controls,

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but if you let go of them...

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..it just hangs there.

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Which is pretty incredible.

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But if you want to talk about stability, check out that camera.

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It too has a gimbal, meaning no matter how the drone tilts

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during flight, your footage is as smooth as Steadicam.

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So, with a bit of practice,

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you can shoot video that will knock your socks off.

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Now, it is worth mentioning just one more time

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how important safety is when flying one of these things.

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They can fall out of the sky for no apparent reason.

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So, our flight training continues.

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But there is just time for one flight school selfie.

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Sorry, dronie.

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We've looked at the rules for flying your drones at home.

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The aircraft we're filming with in Norway are, of course,

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much heavier duty than those you can buy in the shop.

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In fact, they're custom-made

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by drone pilot and ex-engineer Erik Solberg,

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at his Oslo workshop.

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I joined him while he was tinkering with the Mini Pro

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that we filmed with earlier

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to find out what makes him and his drones tick.

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And he told me that these things wouldn't be here at all

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if it wasn't for the mobile phone.

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The development in the sensors and gyros, gyroscopes,

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and accelerometers, which are actually a part of every iPhone

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and every mobile device today, you know,

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those that when you flip the screen, it turns it round.

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Without those sensors, it wouldn't be possible to do this.

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So, if it goes a little bit like this,

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it sends a signal to increase the power here,

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and decrease here a bit.

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So it does about 400 adjustments per second.

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What is the thing that you would still most like to do

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with a drone that you haven't done yet?

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Well, if you look at these big ones...

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This one here can lift approximately 100 kilos.

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I weigh 75, so my craziest idea is to actually make a harness

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similar to those '60s jet packs, have the drone over me,

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and, you know, just take off and fly.

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HE LAUGHS

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I find this drone technology fascinating.

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I think you can tell that, can't you?

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It's already advanced enough to bring us something that can fly

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that's this small, and something that can fly that is this big.

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But the whole industry is still just in its infancy, and even now,

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they're dreaming up new jobs for these things to do.

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Here's Mark Cieslak.

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Drones or UAVs, unmanned air vehicles,

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are already controversially employed

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by an increasing number of air forces around the world.

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BAe Systems is building what it thinks will evolve

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into the next generation of this technology.

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Called Taranis, it's an aircraft designed to demonstrate

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technological capabilities, from stealth to advanced computers,

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which fly the aircraft to and from its missions.

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Taranis is designed to have limited autonomy.

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Human pilots can still control the aeroplane remotely

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from bases thousands of miles away.

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The aircraft is designed to be almost invisible to radar.

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That drives the shape of the aircraft,

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and by definition, that makes it quite difficult to control.

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The aeroplane has to fly itself.

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The pilot is too slow when it's on the ground to respond to that,

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so what the pilot is doing is, he's commanding the vehicle,

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he's actually telling it where to go,

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but the detail of how the aeroplane flies is done on board

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by the mission system and the computers.

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Much of the detail of this project is still top secret.

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BAe is more forthcoming about some of its other future concepts,

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though, including the transformer drone,

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which saves fuel by forming up into an aerodynamically efficient wing.

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When the aeroplane arrives at its destination,

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it can split into three separate aircraft to perform individual tasks.

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There's also the drone with an on-board 3D printer,

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which could print parts, equipment or mini-drones

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as required while performing a mission.

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Concepts like these, though, are still some way from making

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the jump from computer-generated animation to reality.

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We've pitched this as being a possibility towards the 2040s

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Now, we don't imagine that every single

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component of one of these mini UAVs to be 3D printed,

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but rather where you have common components across a range

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of possible UAVs that may be produced,

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then we may simply have those pre-fabricated

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and select them from a type of carousel.

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Some ideas just might be a bit closer to

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flying in the not-too-distant future,

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using drones to rescue people from remote

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or dangerous locations, for instance.

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While drones might be able to save people in the future,

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they're saving animals lives right now.

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SkyCap fly drones of their own design in support of anti-poaching

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teams in the Kruger National Park in South Africa.

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Kruger are losing a thousand rhino a year,

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so brink of extinction stuff is going on.

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With the anti-poaching stuff that we originally started with

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approximately two years ago, we used fixed wing aircraft to provide a

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surveillance up to about 10km range.

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We began to realise that you can't land a fixed wing

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aircraft in a forest or in dense savanna scrub,

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so we wanted to look at a way to use multi rotors to do that

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kind of work. But the problem was that multi rotors,

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because of battery technology,

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can only stay in the air, usually, for about ten or 15 minutes.

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So we have created a long endurance quadcopter,

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which will give us 60 minutes in the air,

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carrying a thermal camera of a spectral imager,

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so that we can get our anti-poaching teams the time

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they need to make an interception, as required, on the ground.

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From military operations to rescuing people and preventing poaching,

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it would seem that the skies are about to get an awful lot busier.

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Marc Cieslack. And from the open skies

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to the open road next in webscape.

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Now, if you are of a biking persuasion,

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you will love exploring the world on two wheels no doubt.

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But, apparently, the very next thing you need to do

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when you finish each trip is blog about it...

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at least, according to Kate Russell.

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Not many people get to live out their dream of exploring,

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but for photographer Alex Chacon,

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burning up 125,000 miles on his motorbike was just the start.

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You can see the routes he took and enjoy the outstanding photos

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and video he shot at modernmotordiaries.com.

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The most epic journey Alex has undertaken

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so far was a 500-day ride from Alaska to Argentina,

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and you can experience the stunning and extreme roads that cross Latin

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America, riding along with him in this first person perspective video.

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POP MUSIC PLAYS

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Other features include around the world in 360 degrees,

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a selfie that took three years to film.

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It's easy to feel jealous of the amazing places

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this adventurer has visited on his motorbike,

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but thanks to modern technology,

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we can at least experience some of the wonder.

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BIRDS CHIRPING

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One app that might come in handy after a long motorbike ride

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is Brainwave, which is £2 on iOS.

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It has a selection of 30 binaural programmes designed to stimulate

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brainwave frequencies associated with various states of mind.

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You'll need to put on headphones or listen on decent stereo speakers,

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then the effect of the tones at similar frequencies

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playing into your ears is supposed to promote a third frequency

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that can have a physiological effect on your brainwave activity

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to do thinks like stimulate your memory, relax for meditation,

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or de-stress you after a hard day and boost your motivation.

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You can choose to play the binaural tone sequence mixed with

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-music from the iTunes playlists...

-POP MUSIC PLAYS

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..or one of the relaxing ambient background tracks,

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like rainfall, ocean waves or the sound of the forest.

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Just the ticket to send you off for a restful night's sleep.

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Check up the latest update to iOS photo sharing app Lenshare,

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which now integrates photos,

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sound and text into a simple storytelling layout.

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The addition of sound is a lovely touch,

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as you can record the atmosphere at an event to let those

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who couldn't be there really experience it.

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CHILD LAUGHS

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The developers tell me an Android version is also in the works.

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POP MUSIC PLAYS

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If only everything in life was so clearly labelled.

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Thank you, Kate.

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And that's it for our drones special from Norway.

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I hope you enjoyed the shots.

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They were a bit more dynamic than normal, weren't they?

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For more from us, check out our website.

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And, of course, on Twitter we live at @bbcclick.

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But that's it. Thanks for watching

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and I will leave you with a pretty tasty view of Oslo.

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