UNC unveils drone to film football practice

Posted Aug 1, 2013
When you think of drones, you think of armies trying to use them in combat. Think again. On Thursday, the University of North Carolina held its first day of practice, and the Tar Heels had a new member of the team – a drone. UNC revealed the new item in a photo released on Twitter, which showed the drone, which carries a camera, hovering over practice. (WNCT)

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