In this episode Jonathan covers:<br /><br />Synopsis:<br />Drone prototypes touted at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas last January 6 to 9, 2016.Flying drone taxis have become a real possibility after getting the green light from the Nevada Institute for Autonomous Systems for test flights above the state.The buzz about flying drone taxis emanates from the intelligent aerial vehicles developed by Guangzhou-based companyEhang and exhibited at the C.E.S. Ehangs 184 drone has been approved for testing conditional on the NIAS meeting the requirements for such an activity in the coming months.The fact is, the Nevada trials dont mean airborne drone taxis will be dropping from the skies anytime soon to pick up passengers as per sci-fi films like Bruce Willis The Fifth Element .Passengers who board the flying drone taxis are required to enter their destination on a 12-inch touchscreen in front of the seat, and leave it to the drones on-board computer to work out the best route.The Guardian reports that aside from the NIAS, Ehang has also partnered with the Nevada Governors Office of Economic Development to put the flying drone through testing and regulatory approval.<br /> Article Title: New Robotic 360 Degree Camera Dolly Keeps You Out of the Picture<br /><br />URL: smallbiztrends.com<a href="http://smallbiztrends.com/?p=398833" rel="noopener">http://smallbiztrends.com/?p=398833</a><br /><br />Synopsis:<br />Creating those images without including yourself or all of the video equipment that you would normally need in the shots can be difficult.But creating those images without including yourself or all of the video equipment that you would normally need in the shots can be difficult. That’s where Double Robotics’ new robotic camera dolly comes in. The device is made specifically for 360 filmmakers that want to create an immersive environment that’s free of all those behind-the-scenes filming details that could distract from the environment or experienc