Drone of Drones

I decided to take my drone with me when I went to the corn maze this past fall. It was the perfect opportunity to put it through its paces and see how well it could perform in such a challenging environment. The path of maize stretched out before us, winding around and through the tall stalks of corn.

Using my drone, I was able to get an aerial view of the maze that I would not have been able to get otherwise. From up above, I could see where certain paths led and which ones were dead ends. This allowed me to easily find my way through without getting lost or turning around too much.

My drone also had a camera attachment that allowed me to take pictures from high up in the sky. The pictures gave me a unique perspective on the maze and some great photo opportunities as well.

At one point during my journey, I was completely stumped by one of the turns in the maze and couldn’t figure out where to go next. Luckily, with the help of my drone, I was able to locate an alternate route that eventually led me to the exit! It was an amazing experience that I wouldn’t have been able to do without my trusty drone by my side.

Ever since then, I’ve made sure always to bring my drone with me wherever I go - you never know when it might come in handy! The corn maze was definitely one of its more interesting deployments. As I look back on that day, I’m glad that I had the presence of mind to take my drone with me - it made solving the maze a much easier task!

The experience also gave me a newfound appreciation for the power of drones and other modern technologies, as well as how they can be used to explore uncharted territories and solve challenges in new ways. I encourage everyone to try out their own drone if they have one and venture into unknown places – you never know what you might find! Who knows, it may even lead you to the exit of a corn maze.

Some reference reading about this article:

Big List of Drone Memes for Drone Enthusiasts (Big Board Blog)

Why do drones sound so menacing? (Medium Blog)

How to Fly A Drone Thru A Maze (Big Board Blog)

This fun game is an exciting way to use your drone and some tables. To play the floor is lava, you'll need at least a drone and a few flat surfaces like chairs or tables to land on. The goal of the game is to keep the drone off the ground while trying to land on an elevated flat surface.

Here's how it works:

1) Set up the area: Place several flat landing surfaces such as tables and chairs around the room that could serve as landing zones. These can be anything from tables, chairs, ottomans, night stands – basically anything off the ground that is flat and can be landed upon.

2) Choose a "lava" floor: This could be either a designated floor color, or patterns on the ground that all players must avoid, or even the entire floor area of the entire house.

3) Begin playing: To start off, one player should go first by trying to fly across the floor and reach a landing zone without touching the ground. If briefly skimming the ground, the player should make sizzling noises with their mouth. Once successful, the process is repeated with others taking turn to return the drone or make to the next landing.

That's all there is to playing The Floor is Lava with drones! It's an awesome way to get creative with your drones while also having some fun along the way. So grab yours and some tables or chairs and get ready for an exciting game of floor is lava!

Cool video of landing a drone onto a Roomba.