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🇬🇧THIS HELICOPTER FLIES ITSELF AND NEEDS ZERO PILOTS No glass. No cockpit. No pilot. Just pure robot vibes. It’s not a drone because no one is flying it. Not even from a base. This chopper thinks for itself and can fly for 8 hours without snacks, sleep or bathroom... show more

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