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FLORIDA (US)# Tiny unmanned vehicles may one day be able to swarm over under and through hurricanes to help predict the strength and path of storms.
even if in some limited form, they may be able to diffuse rising public anger and mistrust over armed unmanned vehicles.
No one will fly astronauts/cosmonauts up to the ISS on an unmanned vehicle. Other than that good article.
Michael Toscano CEO of#the Association for Unmanned vehicle Systems International said thatit s worth noting that Google tested this technology in Australia first.
it is an innovative new concept for an unmanned vehicle (UAV) from NASA's Langley Research center in Hampton, Virginia.
paving the way for new types of unmanned vehicles that could one day carry people. Earlier this spring, NASA ENGINEERS flew the so-called GL-10 (the"GL"stands for"Greased Lightning")prototype drone at a military base located about two hours away from the agency's Langley Research center In virginia.
and earlier this month, the prototype was displayed at the Association for Unmanned vehicles Systems International's 2015 conference, in Atlanta.
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