So in this movie a French guy sends up his own small radio-controlled model airplane to which he has mounted a digital camera. While the plane is up, he's able to view the images with his VR goggles. But better yet, since he has captured GPS data with the images, when they're down he's able to mount the images in Google Earth and view them there. Just great. Sorry about the music with the video—it's French, and the French have never done anything interesting in popular music since accordions in Montmartre.
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