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Robot vehicle platforms, often called "drones," offer exciting new opportunities for mobile computing. While many systems respond to device mobility (such as smartphones), drones allow computer systems to actively control device location, allowing them to interact with the physical world in new ways and with newfound scale, efficiency, or precision.