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Skydio: La Vulnerabilidad de los Drones Americanos ante Sanciones Chinas
Skydio: La Esperanza de los Drones Americanos y su Vulnerabilidad En el competitivo mundo de los drones asequibles, Skydio se perfilaba como la gran esperanza de la industria estadounidense. Sus innovadoras máquinas voladoras autónomas se presentaban como una alternativa viable para las agencias policiales y de defensa de Estados Unidos, ofreciendo una opción libre de las preocupaciones de…
Almost all airplanes that can fly autonomously rely on GPS to figure out where they are and which way they're heading, but that means they can't do cool things like play slalom in a parking garage. Not so with this guy. Using an inertial measurement unit and a laser range scanner in combination with some cutting edge artificial intelligence algorithms, the plane is capable of localizing and navigating through dense environments with all computation done onboard in realtime.
MIT Cycling Team Captain Adam Bry wins bike races on weekends (as #1 rider in the Eastern Collegiate Cycling Conference) and develops autonomously flying vehicles during the week. This robotic aircraft uses the Microsoft Kinect and sophisticated perception algorithms to fly independently while building a 3D picture of its surroundings. Impressive even for a top cyclist.
