 So we're here in the Intel drone zone or whatever it is they're calling this thing. It's a little side room here at the exhibit next to the gaming center out there. And they've got a bunch of really cool stuff going on here. And you might be asking yourselves, well hold on a second. I mean, does Intel even like make processors for drones? Well, maybe not directly at least yet, but they've certainly got a heavy investment in the technology. I mean both directly like with money like the 60 million that they just announced that they put into Unique, which is a drone manufacturer as well as indirectly. So here's an example. This right here is a oh, it's bolted down. Well, oh no, it isn't. Oh, it's just stuck to it. Yay. This is a DJI Inspire 1 and one of the things you might need, you know, oh, I don't know a pretty powerful processor for is the built-in camera here. So that's on a three axis gimbal. It's also got three motors so you can actually control that with a controller right there. You can see in our lovely Vanna's hands there. We've got the application running on an Intel based tablet. This gives us a high quality low latency video feed from kilometers away potentially thanks to some of the very advanced wireless technology that is being used for those video feeds. I mean, yes, the consumer grade stuff might use Wi-Fi, but that is that is not not the only thing out there. And Intel's also got some cool stuff coming with Edison built into drones to make them so Edison's little tiny little tiny CPUs. Edison built into drones that we don't know much about right now, but who knows what's coming in the future. But that's not the real reason I'm here. No, the reason I'm here is to get a chance to win a core i7 processor. What is this? Oh, a 5960x really? They're giving these away. It's like that. Hey, all right. Well, at any rate, what you have to do is navigate one of these little micro quadcopter bad boys. This is a protocol something whatever it doesn't matter. So the point is I'm going to try and navigate this through three sequentially more difficult obstacles and try and do it as quickly as possible. So here we go. Where's that controller at? Yes. All right. Wish me luck here guys. This didn't go that well last time. And that's okay. Come on. We got this. We got this. Oh, yeah. Looking good. Looking good. Yeah. Looking good. Okay. All right. Let's turn it to the left. So the NASCAR style. Oh, turn it to the right. Oh, wait. Whoa. Okay. And then what I can go through it at any angle. Any angle. All right. Well, then up and whoa. Oh, yes. Is that a successful run? Or do you have to land? Oh, you have to land. Okay. Let's try again. Try again. No, no, no, no. Do it over. Do it over. I got this. I got this. Okay. This is not a smooth run. Hold on. I'm still alive. I'm still alive. Okay. Come on. Third time's a charm. Third time's a charm. Thank you. Okay. I just got to go for gold here. There we go. All right. All right. Where's my ring? Where's my ring? Where's my ring at? Okay. And then I just got to come back? Come back and land on the box. Come back and land on the box. Are you kidding me? That's sort of a box. Come on. Link up. Yes. Oh, she's spinning on her own. She's spinning on her own. Hold on. We'll just copy. Okay. Well, obviously it wasn't me who fell short here. So I think that counts there. All right. So thanks for checking out our look at the drone zone here at Pax Prime 2015. Don't miss any of our videos here at the show. They're all going to be like wicked awesome. Subscribe to Linus Tech Tips, all that good stuff. And I will see you guys on another video because you subscribed. All right.