By Victoria Woollaston A developer has created code that makes it possible for Google Glass wearers to pilot drones using the slightest of head movements. Blaine Bublitz, from coding company, IcedDev developed the app for an annual event called Nodebots Day, which is for fans of robots controlled by a JavaScript program called node.js. He developed the code to work with wheeled robots moving back and forth before adapting it to add right and left movements, as well as up and down, specifically to be used with a NodeCopter. Scroll down for video Blaine Bublitz, pictured right, is shown flying the NodeCopter, seen in the bottom left-hand corner, using his Google Glass device. Bublitz used JavaScript to create the code that responds to his head movements to make the drone move left or right
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Developer Blaine Bublitz created code that can be used with Google Glass
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When the wearer moves their head, the drone moves accordingly
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The code has been made available online for other Glass wearers to try
VIDEO: Hacker pilots drone with @placeholder using just his head movements