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The animalplanet aired a sequence last night using Tilly the Golden
Eagle to search for a hiker in a rugged mountainous area ... I think the diameter was 5 miles. Rather then carrying a real-time camera, Tilly had a GPS unit that was sending "real-time" lat/lon/altitude info that was being mapped on the host's laptop ... similar to watching a trace on SeeYou. The show said the unit was military-grade GPS unit (quick response and high accuracy) ... don't know if it is true. The animalplanet.com site didn't have any additional details. Anybody know what hardware/software supported this ... or how close we are in deploying (easily, reliably, cheaply) something like this to support spectator involvement at contests. gracias' KK |
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