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For the rich - a remote-controlled exact copy of an America's cup yacht 1 / 15th the size of a normal vessel.
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Other extremely technological devices were developed in Ptolemaic Egypt, including remote-controlled steam engines that opened temple doors and magnetically levitated statues in those temples.
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She denied speculation that a remote-controlled aircraft had been used to photograph the couple from the air.
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It has been suggested the missile may have been fired from a remote-controlled drone.
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That day, it was the interior's turn to be brilliantly illuminated - by fluorescent lights carried up to the rafters by remote-controlled helium balloons.
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DALLAS—Drones, the remote-controlled aircraft used in combat zones, are now hovering over some U.S. cities as police enlist them to get a bird's-eye view of crime scenes and accidents at relatively low expense.
The Law's New Eye in the Sky
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Today, the brothers love racing remote-controlled cars together.
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Their tools, no less high-tech than the lobstermen's, range from remote-controlled minisubs to infrared video-recorders operated from onshore labs.
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Reports claimed a safety net intended to halt the remote-controlled car was not strong enough.
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For instance, the new Ford-class carriers will be built with laser guns to kill incoming missiles, anti-torpedo torpedoes to deal with supercavitation technology, and electric catapults for launching UAVs in case fighter jets, with their human pilots, give way to enhanced remote-controlled Predators that can be refueled in the air.
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The device went off at 12.30am as bomb disposal men were about to carry out a remote-controlled explosion with a robot.
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Before Tuesday's change in plans, workers had been using a remote-controlled digging machine called a mucker, advancing a total of 39 feet into the collapsed area, estimated at as long as 75 feet.
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Two torpedo tubes are designed for firing remote-controlled torpedoes with a very high accuracy.
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A number of police forces have already used small, remote-controlled 'spy-in-the-sky' drones.
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The defence agencies could use the remote-controlled vehicle to traverse minefields.
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This makes it even more versatile than unmanned spy drones which are remote-controlled from the base.
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Although flails - remote-controlled machines which beat the ground to set off explosives - can be used, they may miss those stuck under tree roots or hidden in river banks, so the land is still unusable.
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I was out with my wife and two daughters having a wonderful time at a remote-controlled car raceway on a quiet Saturday night.
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Fabrizio Bensch/Reuters SLAYING A DRAGON: An actor performed with a remote-controlled dragon to advertise the medieval show "Arena Temporis" in Berlin Wednesday.
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This balloon floater takes its inspiration from the manta ray. It's a remote-controlled hybrid floater with a helium-filled ballonet and a beating wing drive.
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A remote-controlled bomb on a motorcycle exploded at a popular shopping center.
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Remote-controlled drone aircraft are successful, and model hobbyists have been flying them for years.
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Workers, who had lowered a remote-controlled digging machine called a mucker into the mine to speed rescue efforts, were awaiting the arrival of an electrical component so they could employ a digger with larger capacity.
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They spent almost a billion dollars sending a couple of remote-controlled cars to Mars to find something they already knew was there.
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It is remote-controlled and carries a tiny camera that can send images.
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On February 8, 2001, a powerful remote-controlled car bomb went off in the crowded Beit Yisrael area of Jerusalem.
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Several companies offer a remote-controlled quadcopter service: cue lots of photos of guests standing in a loveheart formation.
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Some officials suggested the bomb was remote-controlled.
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The company has designed remote-controlled devices for use at NASA facilities for training purposes.
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Officials were not permitted to install remote-controlled monitoring cameras at two weapons testing sites.
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The remote-controlled AirJelly is kept in the air by its helium-filled ballonet.
Neat model airship
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A remote-controlled quadcopter, outfitted with tinsel and mistletoe, paid a visit to Union Square, where unsuspecting San Franciscans and tourists were prompted to pucker up.
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First racing car A remote-controlled car.
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Thieves ram-raid Dandenong hobby shop for remote-controlled toy A SHOPLIFTER has rammed a hobby shop worker with a car as he made a getaway with a remote control toy.
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The remote-controlled vehicle is designed to be expendable, carries its own warhead, and uses cheaper components.
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Kids got the opportunity to hold the steering of a remote-controlled sleek car.
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Two torpedo tubes are designed for firing remote-controlled torpedoes with a very high accuracy.
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The corridors and halls may be lined with gilded mirrors and priceless art, but under the antique tables lie plastic toys and remote-controlled cars.
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For my birthday, one of my friends bought me a remote-controlled helicopter.
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This is the final splashdown for students who have spent months designing, building and testing remote-controlled devices that operate underwater.
Underwater Robots Compete in NASA Astronaut Training Tank
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DALLAS—Drones, the remote-controlled aircraft used in combat zones, are now hovering over some U.S. cities as police enlist them to get a bird's-eye view of crime scenes and accidents at relatively low expense.
The Law's New Eye in the Sky
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More importantly, they are developing, or have developed, what they call the krytron, a remote-controlled electronic impulse trigger that can detonate nuclear weapons.
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The device went off at 12.30am as bomb disposal men were about to carry out a remote-controlled explosion with a robot.
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Using gliders, helicopters, remote-controlled models, micro-light aircraft and balloons the filmmakers were able to get the stunning footage.
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Before Tuesday's change in plans, workers used a remote-controlled digging machine called a mucker to advance a total of 39 feet into the collapsed area, which could be as long as 75 feet.
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