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SUPER DRONE NAVIGATES UNKNOWN TERRAIN—NO GPS, NO PROBLEM Scientists have developed SUPER, an autonomous drone capable of navigating cluttered environments without GPS. Research Team: "This tech could revolutionize search and rescue by safely guiding drones through unknown terrain." Unlike traditional drones, SUPER relies on advanced AI and onboard sensors... show more

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Masculine Based1 year ago

Drones adapting like birds in flight, technology keeps pushing boundaries.

ESDigital Games1 year ago

Steel Seed is a single player stealth-action adventure game set in a dark sci-fi world. In her epic journey inside a hostile underground facility run by AIs, Zoe is alone with Koby, a flying drone, as her only companion Add wishlist:

Pregnant Redhead1 year ago

Incredible tech! Imagine this in Trump's military unstoppable!.

Boost1 year ago

Not a good thing no one should be happy about this

RKCK1 year ago

This sound interesting VOX POPULI VOX DEI #ElonMusk #Trump #Crypto #zelena #zeudi #helena #sstvi #GrandeFratello #shailenzo #Tommavi #helevier #yulioli

StateOfTheDebate1 year ago

AI's got wings now! These drones could make the difference between life and death in disaster zones talk about real-world impact.

Pappu Yadav1 year ago

That’s a game-changer for autonomous navigation! SUPER’s ability to operate without GPS could be invaluable for disaster response, deep-space exploration, and military operations. AI-driven flight is getting closer to mimicking natural instincts—exciting times ahead!

Gary Woods1 year ago

Of course they would say it was for humanitarian reasons of "search and rescue" instead of selling for big bucks to agencies wanting "search and destroy".

Phoenix1 year ago

So these are the swarms talking about in the 7 year tribulations. Swarms looking for Christian’s hiding in the forest from the antichrist, the swarms launch themselves onto gods people and kills them

Barefoot Pregnant1 year ago

AI just leveled up, who needs GPS when you’ve got robot instincts?

Billy Rae1 year ago

Imagine if we had something like that for use in the tunnels in ‘Nam.

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