Flying a drone with gestures, bananas & Web APIs
summary
Hacks a Parrot Mambo Mini over Web Bluetooth and counts five practical ways to “kill” a drone, starting with packet inspection via Wireshark then switching to Bluetooth Low Energy. Uses phone accelerometer via the Generic Sensor API to mimic motion, converts bananas to keyboard events with a Makey Makey (original Arduino prototype), and replaces a Leap Motion with hand-pose (TensorFlow) for touchless control; also demos voice control with the Web Speech API — most demos succeed live.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:18Professional roles
- 7:09Drone hacking with JavaScript
- 11:51Web Bluetooth basics
- 13:18Phone movements mimic drone
- 15:45Live demo: drone with bananas
- 19:25Makey Makey gesture circuit
- 21:32HCI research background
- 24:03Drone control with hand gestures
- 27:44Multi-user drone control
- 31:15Accessibility challenges
- 35:06Voice commands for drone
- 37:28Eye-tracking drone control
- 39:18Playful tech learning
- 43:18Q&A
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