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Say hello to the iPad-controlled blimp
Sure, your iPad can surf the web and run all sorts of fancy apps. But can it control a 52-inch blimp? I didn't think so.
A digital marketing team by the name of BreakfastNY fiddled with their iPad and were able to get it running said blimp. They also stuck a camera onboard that streamed a live feed to the iPad. Now I just want to know when this thing is headed to the App Store, although the logistics of downloading a blimp might be a barrier to it happening all that quickly.
BreakfastNY via GadgetLab
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