Note the flight paths of two balloons over Puerto Rico.
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Turbulence will increase, too, as temperatures increase along flight paths.
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Flight paths are more predictable, narrower and at lower altitudes.
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Citywide there is no agreement about opposing the flight paths.
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The overlapping flight paths are the most difficult aspect to model.
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For certain clients, the data revealed flight paths some drones took.
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"We're also under flight paths," Ms. Polley sighed, sitting near the monitor.
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As flight paths changed, residents of Boston; San Francisco; Culver City, Calif.
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FlightOS's on-board computers monitor the aircraft's limits, flight paths, and weather.
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We have built-in software to regulate the flight paths of the drones.
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To avoid the strong winds, transatlantic flight paths were moved to the north.
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The files also show location data mapping the flight paths of the aircraft.
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GEO 2.0 will create detailed three-dimensional safety zones around runway flight paths.
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Typically, such defense systems are designed to counter projectiles on predictable flight paths.
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Simulation of 50 aircrafts in the Dallas-Fort Worth area Simulation of 50 aircrafts in the Dallas-Fort Worth area "We're designing our flight paths essentially to stay out of the scheduled air carriers' flight paths initially," Prevot said at Elevate.
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Given easyJet's lack of a Boeing headache, the two rivals could switch flight paths.
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The city's main station was emptied, flight paths overhead changed and the nearby canal closed.
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Japanese and South Korean airlines have altered flight paths to avoid possible falling rocket parts.
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Suddenly they have an ICBM, and missiles that fly reliable flight paths over significant distance.
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They are not required to supply designated flight paths for those on the ground to follow.
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For outdoor tests you need special authorization to ensure you won't be messing with nearby flight paths.
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Multiple time slots might be allocated to the highest sum of bids with non-conflicting flight paths.
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Mathematician Katherine Johnson used her exceptional calculation skills to assess the flight paths of spacecraft for NASA.
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The City of Phoenix brought the first successful lawsuit and had the flight paths reversed in 2017.
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While the F.A.A. restored former flight paths over Phoenix in 27, the new ones over Scottsdale stayed.
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The flight paths are pre-choreographed, and the drone operator presses a single button to start the show.
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An alternative solution follows the mechanisms to allocate electricity — a smart market for drone airspace and flight paths.
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They calculated your volumetric approximations based on air density and temperature, trajectories, flight paths, wireless crapabilities, moving on.
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EgyptAir is not currently planning changes to flight paths following the warning, a source close to the matter said.
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Researchers led by Jeanne Stellman of Columbia examined military records of the flight paths of Agent Orange spraying missions.
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Details: The certification deems UPS' drones safe for flight, but individual flight paths and use cases must be approved.
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Long lines of storms can block flight paths, presenting an especially troublesome scenario in the mid-Atlantic and Northeast.
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It will instead use alternative flight paths on a number of routes to and from Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.
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ET for the fireworks show, which unlike years' past will interfere with flight paths into and out of the airport.
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Qantas said it was adjusting flight paths to avoid the Strait of Hormuz and Gulf of Oman until further notice.
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They now want to determine whether stick insects share similar genes in different locations along the birds' migration flight paths.
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Emmart said that much time was spent selecting what he called the "flight paths" that viewers will be sent on.
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In 2014, Phoenix sued the FAA for setting new flight paths that it said violated the National Historic Preservation Act.
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He called Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and found out that the Federal Aviation Administration had changed the flight paths.
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When flight paths were altered in 2014, that number jumped to over 2,6163; in 2015, complaints increased to almost 12,000.
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Psephologists and journalists treat these creatures as ancient Romans treated birds, studying their flight paths to see what the omens are.
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Flights began resuming when the airport reopened on Wednesday, after the wind changed and blew the ash away from flight paths.
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Instead, one person can monitor the flight paths of many drones simultaneously, in a manner akin to an air traffic controller.
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The Venezuelan government's account of the attack, provided by the interior minister, confirms parts of their story, including the drones' flight paths.
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Qantas (QABSY) said it was shifting flight paths in the Middle East to avoid the Strait of Hormuz and Gulf of Oman.
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Located to the west of central London, its busy flight paths cross many residential districts, and the parliamentary constituencies of influential politicians.
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However, when the lights were turned off for brief periods, the birds were quick to resume their normal flight paths and behaviors.
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He declined to say whether their flight paths had taken them across Qatar, the most common route from the UAE to Bahrain.
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In Project Wing's test, the team was able to track the flight paths of multiple drones at once on a single platform.
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Names of states and cities are painted amongst bright swirls of data: median house prices, flight paths, temperatures, zip codes, demographics, and populations.
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But until then, delivery drone services will likely have the best luck sticking with pre-planned flight paths and deliveries to set locations.
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Cho also said that, as tensions ease over North Korea's development of nuclear missiles, Korean Air is reviewing flight paths over the North.
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The industry's plan rests on a mix of alternative fuel, improved operations such as direct flight paths and new planes or other technology.
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This caused considerable disruption in the area, with flight paths being kept clear for the most powerful man in the USSR's private aircraft.
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At a minimum, the discovery could lead to additional studies and plans for monitoring the nest and the flight paths of any eaglets.
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Other data, like traveler itinerary information and flight paths, can help give the company additional hints about how a disease will likely spread.
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But as the F.A.A. has rolled out the program, the people who live below the new, more concentrated flight paths have risen up.
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A: Investigations of both crashes are still under way, but Ethiopian officials and some regulators have pointed to similarities in both flight paths.
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But it's not as simple as proximity to an airport — the more important factor is flight paths, and which neighborhoods are beneath them.
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It is possible that the rogue drones may go undetected around the perimeter or could obstruct the flight paths outside the immediate detection zone.
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They also moved a panoramic imager along the flight paths, and built 3D models of the wasps' environment to render views inside these models.
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It has a whispering, undulating beauty made more wondrous by the flight paths above it, and the world famous skyline on the distant horizon.
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The agencies were able to capture live video screenshots, as well as map flight paths, despite Israel's work to keep its drone communications secure.
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Maps on TV broadcasts showed the missiles' flight paths over nearby Cape Erimo, a jagged point that juts into the Pacific where seals frolic.
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Local pilots had used the Big Chicken as a marker for their flight paths for years and were outspoken about having the landmark repaired.
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Critics of the project say the site is too far from the capital and will lead to conflicting flight paths with the present facility.
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Comparing those flight paths to the position of nearby villages and American ground troops revealed a direct association between exposure and later health problems.
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Levy explained that the gondola needs the coverage of the bridge, in order to stay out of the flight paths of helicopters and seaplanes.
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As the Space Race kicked into full speed, Johnson calculated the flight paths that would eventually land Apollo 11 on the Moon in 1969.
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Poladrone doesn't make its own drones; it relies on off-the-shelf DJI Phantoms, running flight-control app Litchi to automate the flight paths.
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The aviation threat score is similar but focuses on factors like how close a volcano is to airports, and which flight paths go nearby.
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Ukrainian intelligence officials have shown me flight paths of Russian aircraft that they say have been dropping off Russian mercenaries in Benghazi and Tobruk.
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It has also redesigned flight paths as far away as Malmö in Sweden to accommodate the new airport in Istanbul, which fully opened in April.
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There's no follow me option, although there are four "auto flight paths," including the ability to do a dronie and an orbit around a subject.
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Changing flight paths can be costly for airlines if it means flying longer routes and subsequently using more fuel, often their biggest single operating expense.
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A map of flight paths in and out of Pakistan posted on Twitter by flight tracking company Flightradar24 on Wednesday showed all flights had stopped.
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In 22016, Maryland challenged the F.A.A. over the noise from the changed flight paths to Baltimore-Washington International Airport and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.
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The city also faces height restrictions from the Federal Aviation Administration, which aims to protect flight paths to and from the Mineta San Jose International Airport.
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The airline will use alternative flight paths on a number of routes to and from its home base of Abu Dhabi until further notice, it said.
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When Bou began his "Ornithographies" project five years back, he was curious about the flight paths birds would make if our perception of time was different.
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It did not say whether the jets dropped ordnance, which could be harder to determine than tracking the flight paths of Russian aircraft on U.S. radar.
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Parts of the Middle East airspace are already congested and any changes to flight paths usually mean higher fuel costs and longer flying times for airlines.
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Japan Airlines (JAL) and All Nippon Airways (ANA) announced Thursday changes in seven flight paths between Japan and Southeast Asian capitals during the announced launch window.
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Popular drone company DJI had a vulnerability that would have allowed attackers to take over user accounts, giving them access to flight paths, photos, and more.
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There is already a system of air traffic controllers and government agencies who can monitor takeoff, landing, and flight paths to ensure autonomous aircraft don't collide.
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Related: Swooping Seagull Flight Paths Revealed In Time-Blended Video Terrifying Video Composites Hundreds of Birds Into A Single Blue Sky Taking Flight With LED Pigeons
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But critics argue that the plans are synonymous with bulldozed homes, more aircraft noise and poorer air quality for parliamentary constituencies living under congested flight paths.
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But by flying in more concise airways at these airports, including Hollywood Burbank, neighborhoods once out of the flight paths were suddenly exposed to jet noise.
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Westbrooks also doubts airlines will be willing to adjust flight paths designed to minimize fuel consumption—which accounts for about one-third of an airline's expenses.
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The UTM system will be automatic, with drones filing requests to use particular flight paths with a local data exchange, which then co-ordinates all the movements.
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The Ageless Aviation team plans the flight paths for their three Stearmans each year in January, after sorting the requests that are submitted via the group's website.
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Russia and China are developing advanced cruise missiles and hypersonic missile capabilities that can travel at exceptional speeds with unpredictable flight paths that challenge existing defensive systems.
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Related: Inside Raymond Pettibon & Marcel Dzama's Drawing Collaboration A Drifter's POV Colors Landscapes of the American West Graphite Drawings Depict City Grids, Flight Paths, and Data Flow
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In addition, engineering experts have said Santa Lucia may not be able to operate at the same time as the current hub because of conflicting flight paths.
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It lacks oversight, accountability and resources, resulting in thousands of unnecessary deaths and subjecting private pilots, their passengers – and everyone in their flight paths to undue risk.
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Taiwan says it was done without its agreement, contravening what the democratic government in Taipei has said was a 2015 deal to first discuss such flight paths.
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Perhaps the rebuilt Armstrong Stadium, opening this year, should have been renamed for David N. Dinkins, the former mayor behind rerouting the flight paths during the tournament.
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But for critics, the plans are synonymous with bulldozed homes, more aircraft noise and poorer air quality for those living under congested flight paths west of London.
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Mr. Haner, who is also The Times's senior editor for photo technology, launched his drone into the air and began trying various flight paths around the ruins.
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Behind them was a wide grandstand, at the rear of which patrons made half-whispered comments, knowing or otherwise, about the array of swings and flight paths.
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The new flight paths were the result of a long-planned F.A.A. program to modernize the nation's airspace, minimize wasted fuel and increase the number of flights.
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Just as it is fascinating to watch birds' flight paths illuminated in the night sky, seeing the fireflies flash all at once is a spectacle to behold.
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Using a mobile receiver aboard a small aircraft to localize the signal, the team tracked the flight paths of the animals and measured their speed through the air.
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As for pre-programmed flight paths, GoPro offers exactly four, which seem simpler to use than DJI's, even if they don't offer quite the versatility of programmed movement.
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London-based artist Emma McNally evokes these visible pathways, as well as the more invisible ones like data flow and flight paths, in her intricate, machine-like drawings.
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After all these considerations, we can expect the Su-57 to be a tough adversary for F-22 and F-35, if they ever cross their flight paths.
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In this view, it resembled an air-traffic controller, mapping the flight paths of limbs, while leaving other parts of the nervous system to issue instructions to muscles.
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This radiation dose is not deadly, although during especially bright solar flares, the airlines alter flight paths to avoid getting closer than 21 nautical miles to the poles.
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They plan to use small, lightweight "toy" drones, flown at head high (6ft) within a 5km drone 'no fly' zone around the airport — but not within flight paths.
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Alaska also has most of the nation's active volcanoes, which can spew corrosive ash into flight paths and engines; Bogoslof, in the Aleutian Islands, erupted just this month.
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These workers coordinate the flight paths of thousands of aircraft, helping them to conduct takeoffs and landings, navigate inclement weather, and remain at a safe distance from other aircraft.
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This time, there were no apparent problems with the software BA uses during the crisis, but servers storing everything from customer details to aircraft flight paths suddenly became inaccessible.
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The system will integrate with air traffic control, generate flight paths to navigate the airspace, monitor system health and address all contingencies to ensure passenger safety, the company says.
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Both planes' flight paths reportedly show the planes rising then descending then rising again before crashing, suggesting automated systems believed that the nose of the plane was too high.
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For example, establishing safe corridors for package delivery or other lawful drone uses will require pre-registering drone flight paths, but also the ability to detect a route deviation.
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In addition, engineering experts have said the Santa Lucia airport may not be able to operate at the same time as the current hub because of conflicting flight paths.
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Heathrow's location has made it a particularly thorny issue for both main political parties: Its busy flight paths cross many residential districts, including the parliamentary constituencies of influential lawmakers.
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The next step is to verify that these results hold up in other parts of the world, and learn whether it's reasonable for airlines to change their flight paths.
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Up-to-date weather information will be transmitted electronically and instantaneously between pilot and air traffic controller, cutting down on delays and allowing real-time changes in flight paths.
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Related: See Plans for the World's First Underwater City Graphite Drawings Depict City Grids, Flight Paths, and Data Flow 'Sound City Project' Is a Google Street View for the Ears
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The research says that pilotless planes could save airlines over $30 billion a year in costs between fuel gains related to optimized flight paths, and elimination of pilots and training.
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The drone uses 12 of its 13 on-board cameras to rapidly map the environment around it, sensing obstacles and people as it quickly plans and readjusts its flight paths.
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The language specifies that local governments could not enact or enforce laws related to airspace, altitude, flight paths, equipment or technology requirements and pilot requirements, according to the bill text.
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Why is it that commercial flight paths in the southern hemisphere curve upwards, towards the equator, when it would make so much more sense to fly over the Antarctic Ocean?
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That means that we are now on a long runway toward "recap and release" and only a future Congress can change the current planned flight paths of Fannie and Freddie.
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S. Naval Forces Central Command assesses this interaction as unprofessional due to the threatening nature of the Iranian warning directed at 2 aircraft flying routine flight paths in international airspace.
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The F.A.A. is rolling out a system that allows planes to fly closer to one another, but the roar that it creates is unbearable, people in the flight paths say.
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The airport was closed for a little over an hour, grounding flights at another nearby airport that shared flight paths, according to The National, an Abu Dhabi government-owned news group.
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The order comes 10 months into a regional crisis that Qatar Airways has said made it no longer profitable after it was forced to cut routes and operate longer flight paths.
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On Tuesday, the airport announced that it will be the first in the world to be using drones called Robirds to discourage real birds from flying and nesting near flight paths.
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They also dressed the horses and zebras in black and white, as well as black-and-white striped coats, to see how the patterns and colors affected the flies' flight paths.
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In 1981, the coverage of the spaceship Columbia's maiden flight featured a combination of graphs, diagrams, timelines and flight paths, while previously that story might have been told only in words.
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The researchers analyzed data from Japanese airspace over the course of six weeks, running models with planes flying either 2,000 feet higher or 2,000 feet lower than their actual flight paths.
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More important, Mr. Desch said, that kind of real-time global information would allow the assignment of more efficient flight paths for airliners while still making sure they stay safely apart.
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Unfortunately, America's air travelers are far too often confronted with delays, cancellations, and needlessly long and inefficient flight paths that are a direct result of our outdated air traffic control system.
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A weather forecaster on Rossiya 24 said their precise flight paths home were secret, and that it was only possible to talk of the "most convenient routes" transiting Iraq, Iran, and Azerbaijan.
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Open Skies gives signatory nations the right to fly over each other's territory along pre-approved flight paths, allowing them to check on key military installations and verify adherence to other treaties.
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Dr. Stephen Ostroff, deputy commissioner for foods and veterinary medicine at the F.D.A., compared so-called traceback efforts to finding common points of intersection among flight paths on an airline magazine's map.
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Although the flight paths more directly affect neighboring Hackensack, there is no ignoring the airport: Twenty years ago, a twin-engine plane crashed into a Hasbrouck Heights backyard, killing the four passengers.
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A weather forecaster on Rossiya 24 said their precise flight paths home were secret, and that it was only possible to talk of the "most convenient routes" transiting Iraq, Iran and Azerbaijan.
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At least that's the idea behind this technique, which uses the flight paths of the photons in lasers to calculate the shape and position of hidden objects—be they bunnies or passing pedestrians.
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"Safety is paramount to Etihad Airways, and together with the GCAA we have agreed to change a number of the flight paths we operate to and from the Arabian Gulf," a spokesperson said.
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Related: The Incredible Story of 'Drawings from Inside State Hospital No. 3' Tibet's Iconic Architecture Is Alive in Rare Drawings, Maps, and Photos Graphite Drawings Depict City Grids, Flight Paths, and Data Flow
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And their flight paths aren't random — everything is based on analytical models and massive amounts of data, including incidents of past poaching, the movement of rhinos with ankle trackers, the weather, and more.
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Related: An Artist Draws The Entire Internet With Crowd-Sourced Input Graphite Drawings Depict City Grids, Flight Paths, and Data Flow Meet the Artist Drawing Wall-Sized Illustrations of Cities and Natural Disasters
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After comparing whatever it finds against known airline flight paths, and screening out all the Boeings, the researchers will use what's left as training data, to help AI identify UAP in future observations.
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She is monitoring sound levels in several Boston neighborhoods and in October began a yearlong sound study of flight paths in Chelsea, just outside the city, where the median household income is $22018,2222.
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The drinks take their inspiration from the flight paths of the Monarch butterfly from Canada through the U.S. Midwest and into Mexico, sometimes pairing whiskeys and rums with citrus flavors and fresh fruits.
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During World War II, British farmers and pub owners in rural areas along the flight paths of German warplanes would phone ahead to big cities, warning them when the Luftwaffe was on the way.
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China published strict rules last year to tackle incidents of drones straying into aircraft flight paths, including requiring owners of civilian drones to register craft up to a certain weight under their real names.
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Australia's Qantas told CNBC it was adjusting flight paths in the Middle East to avoid airspace over Iran and Iraq and would reroute its QF9 and QF10 flights between London and Perth via Asia.
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Gordon Hempton, an "acoustic ecologist" (he records natural sounds) has designated a small chunk of territory deep in Olympic National Park in Washington state, far from roads and flight paths, "One Square Inch of Silence".
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Like Boston Dynamics' SpotMini, these types of robots exist not just to terrify and delight, but to test out navigating complex situations — whether it's opening a door, crossing rocky terrain, or learning efficient flight paths.
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The restricted flight paths during Obama's visit Obama and the first lady are visiting the UK to meet Prime Minister David Cameron, visit the Queen in Windsor and take part in a town hall meeting.
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Another recent study, from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, suggested that global warming has already contributed to longer flight paths and turbulence — resulting in the burning of up to a billion extra pounds of fuel.
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Inspectors and weapons experts are reportedly looking over recovered GPS technology with the goal of obtaining critical information on the flight paths and origins of the drones and missiles used to carry out the attacks.
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For example, after China won the top job at the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), which decides global flight paths and who has control of what airspace, the ICAO kicked Taiwan out of the organization.
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This may explain why ''A Story Takes Flight'' never manages to quite become a story: Its producers have signed the checks for the necessary Hollywood talent, but all the normal Hollywood flight paths are blocked.
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Another, Zac Goldsmith, the MP for Richmond Park, which lies under the eastern flight paths, has resigned his seat, forcing a by-election that may result in an embarrassing loss to a resurgent Liberal Democrat party.
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The site also has a live feed of the airplanes flight paths around the globe that at the time of writing shows between 60 and 70 of the Boeing aircraft currently traveling over the United States.
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Katherine Johnson meanwhile, the NASA "computer" responsible for successfully plotting the flight paths of some of America's earliest space exploration expeditions, was the subject of the Hollywood blockbuster Hidden Figures (and the book it's based on).
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Drone enthusiasts in China, the world's top maker of consumer unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), are scrambling for licenses after the government adopted strict rules this year to tackle incidents of drones straying into aircraft flight paths.
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In addition, the statement also suspended the Memorandum of Understanding on Prevention of Flight Safety Incidents that coordinates U.S.-Russia communications regarding flight paths over Syria and called for an "emergency meeting" of the U.N. Security Council.
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Solo was the first drone with integrated controls for GoPro cameras, the first with programmable flight paths, and the first to offer high-end customer service that included a no-questions-asked, 30-day money-back guarantee.
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Backed by Joey Low, the angel behind WeWork and Taboola, Flytrex has already sold $700,000 (£555,000) worth of connected devices for drones to track flight paths, weather conditions and statistics like speed and distance over the cloud.
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Archer Macy said at a 2015 talk on missile defense that the Defense Department was trying to develop technologies to prevent missiles from launching, mess with their flight paths or navigation systems and even destroy their warheads.
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A flurry of phone calls between the two sides temporarily eased tensions, with the Russians claiming some violations were brief overflights to allow them safer flight paths to strike ISIS targets on the side of the river.
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The proposals by the Colombian president, Ivan Duque – after a five year hiatus in coca spraying – have been criticized by local government officials, environmentalists, drug policy experts and rural communities living under the proposed toxic flight paths.
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Taiwan says this month's opening of the northbound M503 route in the Taiwan Strait was done without informing Taiwan, contravening what the democratic government in Taipei said is a 2015 deal to first discuss such flight paths.
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His animals have helped to clear out geese and other birds from flight paths near Kennedy International Airport, reduced a starling population that was threatening a blueberry farm and scattered pigeons and other birds away from landfills.
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His animals have helped to clear out geese and other birds from flight paths near Kennedy International Airport, reduced a starling population that was threatening a blueberry farm and scattered pigeons and other birds away from landfills.
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Boom only plans to offer transoceanic routes under current regulations — if the ban is lifted however, the company would be able to fulfill its promise for flights across common domestic flight paths like New York to Los Angeles.
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The company aims to begin operating a fleet of low-flying helicopters around Dallas-Fort Worth Airport — while working with air traffic controllers to not encroach on their flight paths — as a way to test NASA's UTM system.
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A policy problem is likely to follow: allocation of scarce airspace and preferred flight paths — an issue complicated by the need to ensure that each drone's flight is safe and that each flight-path segment stays within capacity.
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This month China opened several disputed air routes, including a northbound M503 route in the Taiwan Strait, without informing Taiwan, contravening what the democratic government in Taipei said was a 2015 deal to first discuss such flight paths.
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Since these birds are so highly dependent on weather patterns, as the climate warms in response to human-caused global warming and atmospheric circulation is altered, frigatebirds may have different flight paths in the future, the study notes.
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PrecisionHawk's LATAS or Low Altitude Traffic and Airspace Safety system, lets drone operators basically get clearance to fly, track and verify their own flight operations and report their flight paths back to the FAA without a lot of fuss.
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China earlier this month opened several disputed air routes, including a northbound M503 route in the Taiwan Strait, without informing Taiwan, contravening what the democratic government in Taipei said is a 2015 deal to first discuss such flight paths.
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For a while, Hawaiian Airlines didn't want to invest in in-flight WiFi because the technology along their flight paths crossing the Pacific Ocean was sparse, but communication companies are launching new satellites, and Hawaiian is rethinking the investment.
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The tests this week specifically trial how a mapping alert platform can track drones in real time, report flight paths and alert drones of unanticipated hazards, like a house fire or a public event where drones shouldn't be overhead.
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The scientists relied heavily on data from Statcast/Trackman, statistical services that measure data points like the speed of the ball off the bat (exit velocity), the flight paths of balls, pitch types, launch angles, trajectories and spin rates.
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The FAA's current standard for noise is 65 decibels, averaged over a 24-hour period, long controversial among homeowners on flight paths, who have to listen to take-offs and landings as they happen, not spread out over a day.
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It anoints private property owners as de facto air traffic controllers, giving them a right to establish no-fly zones and creating a maze of flight paths with differing rules that operators must navigate on a house-by-house basis.
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Some of the restrictions have support from local communities which want to avoid having wind turbines too close to their homes, others are promoted by environmentalists who say putting turbines too close together disrupts nesting and flight paths for birds.
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Commenting on Russia's S-300 air defense complexes recently deployed to Syria, the ministry said in a statement that their crews would hardly have time to detect the exact flight paths of missiles or from what direction they were launched.
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As these examples show, engineers and scientists need pi for all sorts of tasks, including calculating flight paths (as the planes are traveling on an arc of a circle) and audio processing (as pi is used to calculate sine waves).
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Such mundane but essential concerns as the flight paths of airliners, the transfer of patents, and the dumping of waste in oceans—even the number of bluefin tuna that can be taken from the sea—are governed by international agreements.
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If this emitted energy is aimed at the Earth, it can have a significant impact, including enhanced auroras at lower latitudes, and airline passengers can experience a higher radiation dose than usual, especially for flight paths near the Earth's poles.
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Looking at how flight paths can be predicted using current data, how the equipment can be broadened to record more data when surveying and sampling aerial biodiversity, and how radio communications can be developed to further aide with tracking and retrieval.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China rebuffed Taiwan's objections in a deepening row over the opening of new flight paths in the Taiwan Strait, saying on Wednesday that the space separating routes over the waterway was more than is mandated by international standards.
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On one of the walls was a large noise map of Paris and its suburbs, on which roads, train lines, and airline flight paths had been highlighted in angry, glowing red, like inflamed nerves in an ad for a pain reliever.
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Australia's Qantas Airways Ltd said it was adjusting flight paths to avoid airspace over Iraq and Iran until further notice, adding up to 50 minutes to Perth-London flights and requiring it to reduce passenger numbers to carry the necessary fuel.
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Moreover, he said the consultation would go ahead in spite of studies from U.S.-based engineering research group MITRE showing the current airport would not be able to operate simultaneously with a commercial airport in Santa Lucia because the flight paths would overlap.
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The airline did not elaborate on the safety reasons behind its new flight paths to Europe but one of its airliners was shot down over rebel-held territory in eastern Ukraine in 2014 with the loss of all 298 people on board.
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Etihad, which had said it was monitoring the situation, later said in a statement it had agreed "to change a number of the flight paths we operate to and from the Arabian Gulf" after close consultation with the UAE General Civil Aviation Authority.
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Noise levels are allowed to reach up to 94 decibels during the day (equivalent to a jackhammer 50 feet away) and 87 decibels at night (a gas-powered lawn mower)—though they've fallen in recent decades with quieter engines and smarter flight paths.
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With real-time surveillance, pilots and air traffic controllers will have much more flexibility to optimize flight paths, cut flying time, burn less fuel, and emit less greenhouse gas — "all very important things to the aviation industry and to passengers," Thoma said.
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After the team's navigation algorithms improved, flight paths could be charted more accurately to plan return loops around oceans or continents after the balloons drifted away from their original targets, but it was still too tall a task to keep them in one place.
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The carrier said in a statement on the website that it gave the crew a different flight plan than the one it gave Auckland's Air Traffic Control, but that both routes were approved flight paths and the aircraft had enough fuel for both routes.
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DUBAI/ABU DHABI (Reuters) - The United Arab Emirates (UAE) will not change its civilian flight paths, the head of its aviation authority said on Tuesday, a day after the UAE accused Qatari war planes of flying dangerously close to two of its civilian aircraft.
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Inspectors and weapons experts are reportedly looking over recovered GPS technology with the goal of collecting information on the origins and flight paths for the drones and missiles used to carry out the attacks that rocked oil markets by temporarily crippling Saudi oil production.
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The extra slots for U.S. airlines were unlocked after Japan reached an agreement with the U.S. Air Force to open up new flight paths around a nearby U.S. air base, a move needed to boost Haneda movements in the run-up to the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.
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Granted, Judge's swing hit at 170 ft in an area that was not directly above second base, but this is also an area that the engineers accounted for in their algorithm that took into account "all the possible batted ball flight paths," per SI's unattributed quote.
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Compared to navigating a tight urban environment, Sterblue has the benefit of there being very few airborne anomalies around these structures, so autonomously flying along certain flight paths is as easy as having a CAD structure available and enough wiggle room to correct for things like wind condition.
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Ehang sees luxury rides for rich folks as the first phase of this new market, with autonomous aircraft becoming more widely available at lower prices after fleets and flight paths have become well established, and, of course, once the cost of having a human pilot around is eliminated.
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"I've always been fascinated by aviation and one day while out at LAX plane spotting, decided that I wanted to try capturing multiple takeoffs and putting them together into a single image to show their flight paths and the sheer volume of traffic departing LAX," Kelley wrote to Mashable.
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Tuesday's display appears to be the first time a country has presented a purportedly working hypersonic missile — an aerodynamic warhead that, unlike a ballistic missile, flies inside the atmosphere along unpredictable flight paths at high speeds, causing all kinds of trouble for most existing air- and missile-defense systems.
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Some hardware shortcomings will prevent the R1 from becoming some sort of autonomous warehouse inspection bot (short battery life, WiFi connection to a user's phone), but there are still plenty of untapped capabilities for a self-flying drone that has the intelligence to adjust its own flight paths when necessary.
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However, Matloff insisted that, the app, which awards you stars and promotions for quality flight, can teach people how to fly his company's drones and many who spend some time with the flight simulator doing everything from simple flight paths to engaging in battles have a much easier time flying the drones IRL.
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The software uses a number of Google systems for support (Google Maps helped created "a detailed understanding of the world" and the company's cloud service provide processing power) and was able to successfully manage "the complex flight paths of multiple UAS [unmanned aircraft systems] at the same time," adjusting routes on the fly to avoid midair collisions.
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Valve and HTC don't ban traditional gamepads (or chairs), but they barely acknowledge their existence, treating the included motion controllers as the default way to use VR. With the exception of totally passive vignettes, everything Valve is showcasing with the Vive Pre uses motion in some form, whether you're painting, shooting, fencing, or drawing airplane flight paths in mid-air.
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Chinese drone maker Ehang, which showed off personal autonomous helicopter at CES earlier this year, sees luxury rides for rich folks as the first phase of this new market, with autonomous aircraft becoming more widely available at lower prices after fleets and flight paths have become well established, and of course once the cost of having a human pilot around is eliminated.
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Heathrow Pause suggested it had up to 213 people willing to volunteer to fly toy drones a few feet off the ground within a 22019km drone "no fly" zone around the airport — an act that would technically be in breach of U.K. laws on drone flights, although the group said it would only use small drones, flown at head height and not within flight paths.
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