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"A common problem with a variety of different drones on the market is that they have exposed blades and propellers that can put those around them in danger of being injured, but the &amp;#039;Fleye&amp;#039; Flying Drone Robot is designed to make this a nonissue. Instead of having open source propellers, the &amp;#039;Fleye&amp;#039; Flying Drone Robot keeps everything away from the exterior to make it safe to interact with. Facial recognition software is built-in to the &amp;#039;Fleye&amp;#039; Flying Drone Robot, which allows it to avoid people who might unexpectedly enter its flight path. Able to be controlled via a smartphone, the &amp;#039;Fleye&amp;#039; Flying Drone Robot features open source programming and has the ability to fly autonomously, if desired."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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