Pennsylvania State's tests centered on a suite of software which uses sensor and other data to calculate where thermals should be, allowing their UAV testbed to continue flying, possibly indefinitely.
It feels like there's a ton of commercial applications for pseudo-"geostatic" aerial network nodes. Though, I'm not sure how we square those benefits against the risks of the military-industrial complex advancing its ubiquitous surveillance capabilities.
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[ 0.20 ms ] story [ 12.7 ms ] threadIt feels like there's a ton of commercial applications for pseudo-"geostatic" aerial network nodes. Though, I'm not sure how we square those benefits against the risks of the military-industrial complex advancing its ubiquitous surveillance capabilities.