About: dbkwik:resource/L5GgJVu8Jvwbd_alGEX0oA==

Property	Value
rdf:type	Animal
rdfs:label	Orville (cat)
rdfs:comment	Orville is a cat who was converted into a radio-controlled quadcopter and renamed Orvillecopter. After Orville was killed in a car accident, his owner, Bart Jansen, collaborated with Arjen Beltman to create the "half cat, half machine." Orvillecopter based on Lotus T580, had his first test flight on March 9 2012. Orville was named for the aviator Orville Wright. Jansen has said he did this to pay tribute to his pet. The Orvillecopter was exhibited at the KunstRAI art festival at Amsterdam RAI Exhibition and Convention Centre in Amsterdam in early June 2012.
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Name	Orville
Species	Felis catus
bgcolour	orange
OtherName	Orvillecopter
Gender	Male
Owner	Bart Jansen
abstract	Orville is a cat who was converted into a radio-controlled quadcopter and renamed Orvillecopter. After Orville was killed in a car accident, his owner, Bart Jansen, collaborated with Arjen Beltman to create the "half cat, half machine." Orvillecopter based on Lotus T580, had his first test flight on March 9 2012. Orville was named for the aviator Orville Wright. Jansen has said he did this to pay tribute to his pet. The Orvillecopter was exhibited at the KunstRAI art festival at Amsterdam RAI Exhibition and Convention Centre in Amsterdam in early June 2012.