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Drone with 13 ToF Sensors based on Broadcom Solution

Drone with 13 Time of Flight Sensors for 360 degrees viewing. The AFBR-S50 sensors are mounted at 30 deg from one another to provide 30-meter collision avoidance. A Master MCU board controls the 13 ToF Sensors via the CAN bus.
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