" AeroVironment: "Unmanned [Aircraft Systems], we like Unmanned very, very much.
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Imagine basing a squadron of unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones, in an area which severely limits unmanned flight.
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But there will also be autonomous fighting units, such as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) or unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs).
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Mabus said the Navy would likely move to an unmanned surface vehicle and in the long run to an unmanned, underwater vehicle.
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If you want to get funky and think about the future of drug smuggling: UAVs [unmanned aerial vehicles] or unmanned semi-submersibles.
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Wagenknecht's 1:1 model of the unmanned drones — technically called "unmanned aerial vehicles" (UAVs) or, specifically in the case of airstrikes, "unmanned combat aerial vehicles" (UCAVs) — used by the US, UK, and Israel is threatening in matte black and tied down with network cables.
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The NATO Maritime Unmanned Systems Initiative (MUSI) was launched in October 2018 to promote capability development and interoperability in the field of maritime unmanned systems.
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Since the first bachelor's degree in unmanned aircraft systems was established in 2009, six other colleges and universities have developed majors in unmanned aircraft systems.
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"This is a big step in safety integrating unmanned aircraft systems into our airspace, expanding access to healthcare in North Carolina and building on success of the national (Unmanned Aircraft Systems) Integration Pilot Program to maintain American leadership in unmanned aviation," Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao said in a release.
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The big picture: The Pentagon's fiscal 2020 budget proposal includes $3.7 billion in research and development of "unmanned and autonomous technologies," including autonomous weapons and unmanned battle ships.
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To meet the challenge of more automated or unmanned forces, the Navy has been examining Extra Large Unmanned Undersea Vehicles (XLUUV) to conduct "dull, dirty, dangerous, and distant" operations.
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Rakuten, the Japanese e-commerce giant, just announced a partnership with JD that will see its drones and unmanned vehicles become a part of Rakuten's own unmanned delivery service efforts.
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" Earlier Saturday, before China's defense ministry announced it was returning the U.S. Navy Ocean Glider Unmanned Underwater Vehicle, Trump accused China of stealing the unmanned vehicle, calling the move "unprecedented.
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The agency developed the test system with DJI, a large manufacturer of unmanned aerial vehicles, and AirMap and Skyward, a provider of airspace intelligence and navigational services to unmanned aircraft.
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Abrams & Robotic Wingmen While not specifically referring to the T-14s unmanned turret or Russian plans for an autonomous capability, Army Ground Combat Systems weapons developers did say it is conceivable future armored vehicles may indeed include an unmanned turret as well as various level of autonomy, tele-operation and manned-unmanned teaming.
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Girrier defended autonomous unmanned systems, saying that the rules of engagement governing when the unmanned systems could attack would be crafted by people in order to retain the "human command element."
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After a successful unmanned test flight in December 2136, the company is building the next version for a final unmanned flight in 353 that will go 235,230 miles past the moon.
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A group of engineers went the extra mile just so I could make that joke, by naming their unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) the Corrosion Resistant Aerial Covert Unmanned Nautical System, or CRACUNS.
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Mostly, the big barriers involve a whole host of regulation, including about vehicles flying in low altitude over urban areas, use of unmanned craft, and use of unmanned craft to transport human beings.
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Dozens of unmanned underwater, surface and air vehicles from NATO countries gathered in Portugal in September for Exercise REP (MUS) 19 to do just that: test technological advances in unmanned maritime systems networks.
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But such unmanned aircraft are also capable of being armed.
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JD.com has 20 unmanned stores, including one abroad in Indonesia.
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It also has unmanned armed aircraft operating in the region.
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What do you see as the future of unmanned systems?
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This is particularly true when you talk about unmanned submarines.
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"Unmanned" opened with Alicia and Jason lounging in her bed.
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"Unmanned" actually does a good job of showing this visually.
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Take Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), better known as aerial drones.
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Manned missions required more complex systems than earlier, unmanned ones.
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A trade group for unmanned vehicle companies praised the announcement.
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It also operates unmanned stores under the Auchan Minute brand.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "That's right, Iran shot down an unmanned drone.
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But the stakes here were lower, since drones are unmanned.
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It is currently preparing its first unmanned mission to Mars.
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Blockchain, the unmanned economy and smart cities are taking off.
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Regardless, unmanned aircraft could be potentially vulnerable to enemy defenses.
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The bomber will be capable of carrying out unmanned operations.
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There's one in 2022 — So an unmanned flight to Mars?
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There's one in 2000 — So an unmanned flight to Mars?
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Functioning like a drone mothership, the unmanned Ripsaw M5 has the ability to deploy other unmanned assets, including FLIR's R80D SkyRaider and SUGV, drones developed by Aeryon and Endeavor and equipped with FLIR sensors.
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The University of Alaska's Center for Unmanned Aircraft Systems Integration, one of six federal drone research centers, is testing aircraft in arctic conditions, and flying unmanned craft hundreds of miles out over Arctic waters.
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The attendee list was stacked with executives from the unmanned aircraft space, including PrecisionHawk CEO Michael Chasen, Airspace CEO Jaz Banga, Measure CEO Brandon Declet, Trumbull Unmanned CEO Dyan Gibbens and Kespry CEO George Mathew.
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The reason people haven't done unmanned testing isn't because of regulation.
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But the unmanned aerial vehicles may soon provide ears as well.
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It includes measures dealing with eventual package delivery by unmanned aircraft.
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The PMF said two unmanned aircraft had carried out the attack.
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But it's a good thing that this mini-shuttle is unmanned.
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Last month, it started requiring users to register their unmanned aircraft.
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Unmanned mowing Never mow the lawn again with this Landroid robot.
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Passerine makes unmanned aircrafts that take off and land like birds.
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So what was this unmanned aircraft doing in space that long?
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Now it's Trump's turn to wield an increasingly lethal unmanned force.
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The idea of security forces using unmanned aircraft is gaining traction.
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Unmanned aircraft could also be used to limit risk to pilots.
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We could continue to transition our Air Force to unmanned aircraft.
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But what if an unmanned vehicle doesn't have a driver seat?
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In 2020, China aims to send an unmanned rover to Mars.
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He pulverized and unmanned his opponents with cruel inevitability through autumn.
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Does killing a suspected terrorist by unmanned aircraft constitute extrajudicial execution?
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All stealth bombers are upgraded with Cyberdyne computers, becoming fully unmanned.
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Unmanned drone deliveries are making their way inside the UPS network.
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Mike Fredrich shows off unmanned presses in his Manitowoc, Wisconsin, company.
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The culprit most often cited is the proliferation of unmanned satellites.
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Unmanned launches of Soyuz rockets might also be suspended, Interfax said.
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Thursday in retaliation for Iran shooting down an unmanned American drone.
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UPS, however, envisions using the same aircraft for unmanned commercial deliveries.
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Yesterday's test flight wasn't UPS's first foray into unmanned aerial systems.
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There are no unmanned missions investigating the oldest rocks on Mars.
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He did some consulting around unmanned tech for defense contractor Ensco.
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Reince Priebus has been unmanned by a thousand White House leaks.
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Unmanned probes sent out to take samples have returned mysteriously empty.
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The Navy's "Ghost Fleet" concept is looking into unmanned surface vessels.
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Shoplifting isn't a problem for unmanned stores Amazon may have been first to unveil an unmanned store with the launch of 'Go' last year, but Chinese companies have quickly followed suit to push the idea forward.
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The Joint Unmanned Surveillance and Target Acquisition System (JUSTAS), after years of trying to acquire non-weaponized drones, is now searching for a single type of unmanned aerial vehicle to do many different things, including dropping bombs.
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At URAF, Hodgson is investigating whether animals are disturbed by unmanned aircraft.
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During the interaction, Iran put up a small unmanned aerial vehicle. Cmdr.
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Wing will start delivering commercial packages in unmanned aircraft in Blacksburg, Virginia.
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Reality check: Unmanned stores and smart checkout are already mainstream in China.
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In the military context, it's going to be manned and unmanned teaming.
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The unmanned Soyuz 2.1a rocket took three satellites with it into space.
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Commercially available unmanned ground vehicles can put improvised explosive devices in place.
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China first landed an unmanned craft on the moon in December 2013.
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An unmanned test flight of the two components is planned for 2018.
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Norwegian oil producer Statoil is eying an unmanned, remotely operated production concept.
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Normally the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requires registration for unmanned aircraft systems.
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The housing can attach to almost any vehicle, including unmanned ground vehicles.
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The UAE wants to send an unmanned probe to Mars by 2020.
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The soaring popularity of small unmanned drones has added to the congestion.
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These capabilities, plus unmanned air and undersea vehicles, are worthy of pursuit.
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NASA sent the unmanned craft Voyager I into deep space in 1977.
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NASA is tackling critical issues through its Unmanned Aircraft Traffic Management efforts.
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We found a checkout counter on this floor, but it was unmanned.
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We saw that come together for us in the small unmanned space.
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Still, don't count on seeing hordes of unmanned drones overhead anytime soon.
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Its model mounts an RFID reader on a small, unmanned aerial vehicle.
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The use of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) has exploded in recent years.
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Companies like Uber-owned Otto are already working towards unmanned big-rigs.
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NATO as a whole is working on bolstering its unmanned ISR capabilities.
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The planned service will use 12 to 15 of the unmanned aircraft.
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NBC looked at autonomous, unmanned boats being researched in Amsterdam with MIT.
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Today's unmanned systems students will be the innovators of tomorrow's break-throughs.
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Gun positions were unmanned, as if a cease-fire were in effect.
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But those cars won't be operating completely unmanned — at least for now.
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The technique is being tested to deal with unregistered unmanned aerial vehicles.
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Stick a Black Hornet VRS on top of, say, a robotic reconnaissance vehicle or a remote controlled-tank, and you've created an unmanned scout that can launch its own, smaller unmanned scouts to extend its field of view.
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"Non-invasive approaches to robotically piloted aircraft using existing commercial technology and components offer the benefits of unmanned operations without the complexity and upfront cost associated with the development of new unmanned vehicles," the Air Force's posting reads.
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There's one in 2022 — Seconds later, he said "there's a pretty good chance" of any SpaceX rocket going to Mars in 2024, manned or unmanned, and that the company "will try": SWISHER: So an unmanned flight to Mars?
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The Navy kicked off the drive this year, announcing it was programming $2.7 billion in funding to develop and field unmanned platforms over the next five years, during which it will buy two large unmanned surface vessels per year.
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The MIT team reckon these include unmanned drones and high-altitude research craft.
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A customer in the Cambridge area of England took Amazon's first unmanned delivery.
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They shot down an unmanned drone, plane, whatever you want to call it.
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Except there will be no unmanned driverless cars legally on the roads today.
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The announcement marks SpaceX's first target date for its unmanned mission to Mars.
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The unmanned Lucy and Psyche missions will launch in 2021, and 2023, respectively.
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These devices, called sUAS (small unmanned aerial systems), weigh less than 55 pounds.
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This is the "Sea Hunter," an anti-submarine warfare continuous trail unmanned vessel.
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Then-Navy undersecretary Bob Work pushed for a high-tech, armed unmanned fighter.
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Communication panels help pedestrians and fellow drivers interact with a car that's unmanned.
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Earlier this year, the FAA issued new rules on unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV).
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Jargon aside, it's easiest to think of the unmanned submarines as underwater gliders.
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Experts suggest that the unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) pose a nuisance threat, too.
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REYNOLDS is a UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) gas turbine design bureau and manufacturer.
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That same technology will be used to track sales of unmanned retail locations.
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Mystery surrounds the unmanned aircraft's mission in space for the past two years.
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The unmanned ExoMars craft is expected to reach the red planet in October.
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It's a massive unmanned plane with a wingspan greater than a Boeing 737.
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India's Chandrayaan-2 (which means "moon craft" in Sanskrit) is an unmanned mission.
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Unmanned aerial vehicles represent an incredible opportunity to advance our nation's technological leadership.
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Unmanned aircraft systems, or drones, offer tremendous benefits to our economy and society.
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At Lynk & Co, parts are brought to work stations by unmanned, automated machines.
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Iran recently exhibited unmanned ground vehicles, showing footage of them in battlefield scenarios.
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We also found an unmanned kiosk that was advertising the Sears membership program ...
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We learned a bit about the Sears membership program through this unmanned kiosk.
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The unmanned Falcon rocket blasted off Wednesday evening from Florida's Kennedy Space Center.
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Monitor the video feeds from tactical unmanned aerial vehicles -- better known as drones.
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Their multi-step process uses an unmanned drone to pull a lightweight rope.
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When buying smaller unmanned aircraft, consumers jumped for high-tech bells and whistles.
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State laws impacting Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV, or "drone") operations are patchwork quilts.
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From my informal research, there isn't a single unmanned toilet in the country.
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The bots in question are unmanned accounts that automatically spew content onto Twitter.
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Zephyr is an unmanned aerial system (UAS) designed to fly at 65,000 feet.
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Since 2013, unmanned American aircraft have launched from a clandestine airfield in Niamey.
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It should be aiming for a significantly higher number, much of it unmanned.
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The Crew Dragon completed a successful unmanned demo in March of last year.
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The unit makes tracking, targeting and navigation sensors for manned and unmanned aircraft.
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PINs were developed by the banking industry for verification purposes at unmanned ATMs.
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And there's even research and development of mosquito-like unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
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The group said the crashed object was an unmanned drone mapping forest coverage.
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Both contain lengthy sections on unmanned aircraft systems, including many good policy proposals.
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Unmanned aerial vehicles have become a growing menace at airports across the world.
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They'll be unmanned at first, as the team works on the car's safety systems.
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The company, a unit of Abu Dhabi's sovereign fund Mubadala, is developing unmanned drones.
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In February, California approved regulations allowing unmanned vehicles to cruise amidst human-driven traffic.
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The flying car is designed to make deliveries on unmanned flights, NEC officials said.
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DARPA has a host of other unmanned systems designed to stop submarines as well.
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Unmanned aerial vehicles have gained popularity among hobbyist pilots, film directors, explorers, and journalists.
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That partly explains the lack of an unmanned combat aircraft platform in BAE's portfolio.
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These are all rules of law that apply to both manned and unmanned systems.
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"The first 'unmanned' Southwest flight on a @BoeingAirplanes 737 MAX 8!" the tweet reads.
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The middle booster will attempt a landing on an unmanned float in the Atlantic.
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The unmanned aircraft is prohibited from all Park Service-controlled areas throughout the country.
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Much of this footage was captured from indoors or by unmanned cameras placed outside.
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"Chinese UAS (unmanned aerial systems) are not as stable as American systems," he explained.
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Using unmanned aerial vehicles to shuttle packages from warehouse to customer is nothing new.
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Up for an adventure we tried the unmanned doors, which creaked open with ease.
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As well as investing in undersea drones, the US is developing unmanned surface vessels.
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Furthermore, app lag is reportedly unbearable for viewing live feeds from unmanned aerial systems.
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It can paralyze unmanned drones at a moment's notice if they become a threat.
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Chinese companies like S.F. Holding are already experimenting with unmanned cargo deliveries via drone.
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The military declined to specify how many of the air strikes involved unmanned aircraft.
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All see the potential for fleets of unmanned aerial vehicles that can pilot themselves.
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Local and federal laws sometimes restrict where and when unmanned aerial vehicles can fly.
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They also open up new possibilities for a combination of manned and unmanned flight.
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Currently the service has 6900,2628 active duty members and 28503,22019 manned and unmanned aircraft.
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Piaggio Aerospace, a unit of Abu Dhabi's sovereign fund Mubadala, is developing unmanned drones.
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DARPA recently christened its brand new Anti-Submarine Warfare Continuous Trail Unmanned Vessel (ACTUV).
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Since then, dozens of manned and unmanned submersibles have visited the Titanic's underwater remains.
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A US official told CNN the strikes were carried out by an unmanned drone.
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The Providence, Rhode Island-based company also makes unmanned aircraft systems, weapons and sensors.
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The Gongji-11 unmanned combat drone made its debut at the October 1 parade.
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Elon Musk's SpaceX was fueling its unmanned rocket when the blast occurred Thursday morning.
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The fire safety tests will be conducted onboard on the unmanned Cygnus cargo capsule.
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Some unmanned watercraft, on the other hand, may be at sea commercially before 2020.
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"Because of this, an unmanned, automated tanker could a potential solution," writes the DoD.
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Tehran said the unmanned U.S. aircraft was in its air space, which Washington denied.
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The concerns of unmanned systems against nuclear facilities, both civil and military, are clear.
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Will they be comfortable flying through the air in small, and eventually unmanned, vehicles?
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The C.I.A. carried out the airstrike using an unmanned drone, an intelligence official said.
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It uses unmanned airplanes, combined with AI, to gather images and detect risk automatically.
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The launch served as the first unmanned test flight of the Saturn V rocket.
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The unmanned Mariner spacecraft became the first to orbit another planet (Mars) in 1971.
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Standing more than 21 stories tall, Falcon Heavy flew unmanned for its demonstration launch.
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It said unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), both armed and unarmed, would begin operations Monday.
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Other nations have banned unmanned aerial vehicles entirely or have strictly limited their use.
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The launch marks a feat for businesses and advocates of the unmanned delivery technology.
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The tube used for unmanned testing by Virgin Hyperloop One north of Las Vegas.
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An unmanned rocket exploded on the launch site of Elon Musk's SpaceX on Thursday.
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The manufacturers of unmanned aerial vehicles are grappling with this sort of jamming problem.
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SpaceXs Crew Dragon capsule, atop a Falcon 9 rocket, cleared its first unmanned test flight in March ahead of its crewed mission planned for July, while the first unmanned test for Boeings Starliner capsule is slated for August on ULAs Atlas 5 rocket.
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Unmanned systems will be another key highlight of this year's exhibition, with imagery of a number of new surveillance and attack-capable unmanned aerial vehicle (UAVs) apparently being readied for display in Zhuhai already proliferating on Chinese defense forums and social media.
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Here's how Small, who heads the Unmanned Maritime Systems office inside PEO Unmanned and Small Combatants, explains it:"Our FY20 plans for our large USVs focused on two areas," Small said during a June appearance at an American Society of Naval Engineers conference.
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SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule, atop a Falcon 9 rocket, cleared its first unmanned test flight in March ahead of its crewed mission planned for July, while the first unmanned test for Boeing's Starliner capsule is slated for August on ULA's Atlas 5 rocket.
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In May, it began using an unmanned drone to monitor the cliffs from the skies.
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Traditional air system certifications must be adapted to support this new concept of unmanned aircrafts.
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Workers wash down Ashura, an unmanned ground vehicle capable of firing a PK machine gun.
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The next weapon he revealed was a silent, swift, and nuclear-powered unmanned stealth submarine.
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Another option may be holding the keys to unmanned airspace, should the government allow it.
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The U.S. Navy said an unmanned remote-controlled boat laden with explosives hit the ship.
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The US senior defense official told CNN an unmanned drone also carried out that strike.
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SpaceX aims to get an unmanned cargo rocket to Mars in 2024, according to Musk.
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Idaho is the second state to allow unmanned robots to deliver to your front door.
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SHARK, or Submarine Hold at RisK, is an unmanned underwater vehicle with active sonar onboard.
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Still, the news raised some eyebrows in a country rife with unmanned U.S. military aircraft.
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The strike was carried out by multiple unmanned aircraft operated by U.S. Special Operations forces.
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"We welcome the reinstatement of registration rules for all small unmanned aircraft," the FAA said.
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An Iranian surface-to-air missile downed an unmanned U.S. military surveillance drone on Thursday.
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Our new smart, reconfigurable unmanned system teams with other aircraft to protect & project air power.
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Regardless, the company sees a future where unmanned stores aren't the exception, but the norm.
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Of course, an unmanned convenience store has a few simple problems, mainly protecting against shoplifting.
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"There's an unmanned-systems explosion," says Jim Galambos of DARPA, the Pentagon's future-technology arm.
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A fixed wing unmanned aerial system (UAS) approached Boxer and closed within a threatening range.
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Unmanned aerial vehicles didn't pick up lower frequency birdsongs like those of the Mourning Dove.
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The main mission of the unmanned Progress rockets is to haul supplies to the ISS.
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The U.S. Air Force's unmanned aircraft X-37B landed in Florida this Sunday, 7th May.
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It marked the first time Beijing had used an unmanned aircraft in the island dispute.
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But the threat from small, cheap, numerous, and armed unmanned aerial vehicles isn't going away.
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DJI believes that any unmanned technology company should operate within the bounds of the law.
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Around the world, perhaps 1m of the unmanned robots flew off the shelves in 2015.
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The missile can target fighter planes, unmanned aerial vehicles, cruise missiles and helicopters, Dehghan said.
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You'll see companies that will start to use unmanned aircraft to deliver products to us.
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A number of other new companies with unmanned rockets are entering the launch business, too.
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Unmanned aerial vehicles have a proven track record of being useful in disaster relief efforts.
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Ninebot said the unmanned delivery robots will initially serve the food delivery industry in China.
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The strikes were conducted using unmanned and manned aircraft, including A-10s and F-16s.
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Using maritime unmanned vehicles can help effectively counter new submarines armed with more powerful weapons.
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In recent months, militarized drones have made headlines globally, highlighting the importance of unmanned systems.
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Besides armed drones, the unmanned aircraft also could be used in reconnaissance and surveillance missions.
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We passed a harbor where rusting hulls bobbed unmanned, mostly of the fishing-trawler type.
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It's true that have investors have already made an enormous bet on unmanned aerial vehicles.
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Now it's time to teach Grandma and Grandpa how to shop in the unmanned store.
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Drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles, started off as cheaper, safer alternatives for manned military aircraft.
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They shot down an unmanned drone ... and here we are sitting with 150 dead people.
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The first fully electric, and possibly unmanned, barges are heading to European canals in August.
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The Wall is destroyed near Eastwatch, and the various castles along the Wall are unmanned.
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Or a manned fighter with the Loyal Wingman software installed could control another unmanned fighter.
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Every day or two, an unmanned submarine heads down to check on the situation below.
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"This is an important building block in the unmanned traffic management ecosystem," the rule reads.
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Harrison said that the systems would be unmanned and operated remotely from the ground level.
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NASA secured Kennedy Space Center and SpaceX launched an unmanned rocket for an experimental flight.
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AUVSI is the largest trade association for the unmanned systems and robotics industry, including drones.
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The agency made history on Sunday by successfully landing the two unmanned rovers on Ryugu.
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The U.S. Air Force last year purchased "counter-unmanned aerial systems" from an Israeli company.
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Per the draft: This is an important building block in the unmanned traffic management ecosystem.
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That level of safety is not a worry for current U.S. launches of unmanned satellites.
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Two US defense officials told CNN the strike was carried out by an unmanned drone.
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The effort is intended to accelerate the integration of unmanned aircraft into the national airspace.
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Since 2005, Boeing has been working on an unmanned aircraft, known as the X-51.
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He said the drones used in the attacks were Iranian Delta-wing unmanned aerial vehicles.
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Trump approved military strikes against Iran late Thursday in retaliation for the downing of an unmanned American drone, before abruptly reversing his decision, saying the expected casualty toll from a U.S. strike would have been disproportionate to Iran's downing of an unmanned American spy drone.
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"[Unmanned aerial systems] are an exciting way to promote STEM education and wider use among young people will no doubt inspire the next generation of UAS operators and aviators," said Brian Wynne, president of the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International, in a statement.
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The verdict is out if this unmanned box of probably overpriced pita chips will take cash.
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Rakuten has been offering drone delivery in Japan since 2016 and unmanned vehicle trials since 2018.
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Manned and unmanned options are being considered, with a preference for the former, the source added.
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The UAE currently has plans to send an unmanned spacecraft to Mars by 2021 called Hope.
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Critics have long feared countries might be more willing to go to war with unmanned systems.
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Uber and Alphabet want to unleash fleets of unmanned flying cars and drones upon the world.
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JD.com has mastered unmanned store technology in China and is beginning to take the concept abroad.
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I suspect he feels unmanned by this, and intimidated by the prospect of becoming a homeowner.
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In an Air Force context, this could include applications in satellites and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
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In 2016 America has bombed seven countries, often from unmanned drones, his preferred instrument of destruction.
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Spread over 35 square feet, each automatic unmanned toilet cleans itself before entry and after use.
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Another tried out unmanned sensors that could cut the personnel needed to protect forces and bases.
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CNH's autonomous tractor could presumably work unmanned around the clock and uses GPS and sensor technology.
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"The machines themselves typically have no physical security and are unmanned," Jarvis told CNBC by email.
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Both drones are unmanned surveillance aircraft made by weapons manufacturer Northrop Grumman, and they look similar.
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The satellites allow scientists to send experiments into space on unmanned missions and recover the results.
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He can get online and purchase some type of unmanned aerial vehicle and put it up.
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In 2014, South Korea said three unmanned drones from North Korea were found in border towns.
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The unmanned X-237B, which resembles a miniature space shuttle, touched down at 7:47 a.m.
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The vast majority of Americans support the deployment of these unmanned aerial systems for safety purposes.
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Unmanned aircraft, MQ-9 Reapers, were also involved in the Libya strikes, another defense official said.
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One of the cases involved was the use of an unmanned submarine to "discover" a shipwreck.
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But that's not all: Upon command, it can actually take control and land the unmanned aircraft.
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Stealthy unmanned planes could fly longer and riskier missions than human pilots, and survive higher accelerations.
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Multiple armed helicopters, unmanned aircraft, and fighter jets were used to provide cover for the raid.
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Dan Gettinger, the report's author, identified 171 different types of unmanned aerial vehicles in active inventories.
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Trump said the strikes would not have been proportionate to the downing of an unmanned aircraft.
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Unmanned drones will tackle those hard-to-reach places, and construction workers will don wearable tech.
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Luggage is dropped at unmanned booths that take your photo and match it against your passport.
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The Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen have used unmanned vessels to attack Saudi Arabian ships.
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A Navy helicopter launched from the Truman then determined that the unmanned aerial vehicle wasn't weaponized.
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As an unmanned aircraft, the device still must meet FAA licensing standards (because it's a drone).
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Elsewhere, the unmanned craft have mapped and identified disaster-prone parts of Haiti, Nepal and Tanzania.
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SpaceX tweeted that it planned on sending its unmanned "Red Dragon" capsule to Mars by 2018.
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The kingdom is already using Chinese unmanned aerial vehicles in Yemen against Iranian-supported Houthi rebels.
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New unmanned passenger drones like those being created by Chinese entrepreneurs might help with medical evacuations.
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The UAE is also preparing its first unmanned mission to Mars, due to launch in 2020.
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However, that is just scratching the surface of what businesses can accomplish with unmanned aircraft systems.
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Brian Wynne is the president and CEO of the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI).
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Unmanned drones will begin flying between parcel stations on campus by the middle of the year.
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But generally, there is a difference between manned and unmanned aerial vehicles, where more restrictions apply.
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Jonathan Conricus told CNN that Israel intercepted an Iranian unmanned drone that flew inside Israeli airspace.
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The unmanned, autonomous aircraft stayed aloft for more than 90 minutes before it crashed upon landing.
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A 20,000-pound unmanned robotic truck drove 35 mph down a Florida highway in a test.
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"The purpose of this Cooperative Research and Development Agreement is to serve as a mechanism to safely explore procedures and processes in and around the FAA's airport environment to identify rogue unmanned aircraft systems consisting of the unmanned aircraft and pilot in command," the contract says.
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Under the Trump administration's Conventional Arms Transfer (CAT) policy and Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) export policy, private US defense companies are allowed to directly sell some types of conventional weapons and a broader range of unmanned drones to allies without having to go through the US government.
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December 73, 2010 - The Dragon, an unmanned craft developed by SpaceX, splashes down in the Pacific Ocean.
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Kespry offers cloud-based software and big data analytics, as well as their own unmanned aerial vehicles.
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One of these, Astrobotic, a firm in Pittsburgh, is developing an unmanned lunar lander it calls Peregrine.
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" Causing so many casualties, he added, would not have been "proportionate to shooting down an unmanned drone.
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Unmanned aircraft have become an invaluable tool in areas tough to reach with U.S. soldiers, Obama said.
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In December 2018, the pilot began using Nuro's R1, an unmanned vehicle that operates on public roads.
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In the early 2000s, the Navy and the Air Force worked together on an unmanned attack plane.
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This team has developed heavy Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) that will drop and scatter sonar-capable pods.
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State television showed images this week of the unmanned tanks undergoing testing, the Global Times newspaper reported.
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Android would freeze unexpectedly, especially when trying to watch aerial feeds of unmanned drones, the source said.
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Last year, the Federal Aviation Administration released new rules for unmanned aerial vehicles — popularly known as drones.
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He'll be joined by Rafi Yoeli, who is considered a founding father of the unmanned aerial vehicle.
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I am worried that USS Boxer has shot down their own UAS Unmanned Aerial System by mistake!
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Unmanned surface and undersea vehicles will also likely play a mounting role in such confrontations – on Dec.
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Its Thursday survey found workers had returned to 30 of the 89 production platforms unmanned on Wednesday.
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Mike recommends Dronecast, a podcast that is not about drones – well, not the unmanned aerial vehicle kind.
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Next year, NASA will launch an unmanned spacecraft to get within 4 million miles of the sun.
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With that in mind, today's story examines one possible future of "unmanned" space travel—and its complications.
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Dan Lipinski (D-Ill.), co-chair of the Congressional Unmanned Systems Caucus, said in a telephone interview.
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The students tested the Perdixes from balloons and envisioned the small unmanned aerial vehicles supporting environmental monitoring.
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I am worried that USS Boxer has shot down their own UAS [Unmanned Aerial System] by mistake!
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Earl Lawrence, director of the Office of Unmanned Aircraft Systems at the Federal Aviation Administration, will testify.
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Instead, the idea is to use smallish unmanned ships—marine drones, in effect—to do the job.
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Unmanned aircraft are even being used to improve hurricane forecasting and assist with search and rescue missions.
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The first of the space taxis is scheduled for an unmanned debut test flight later this year.
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In December, its seventh New Shepard mission launched, landed and successfully deployed the unmanned Crew Capsule 2.0.
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They're technically known as small unmanned aircraft systems, or "UAS," but to most people, they're simply drones.
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I am worried that USS Boxer has shot down their own UAS (unmanned aerial system) by mistake!
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Nevertheless, by extending the regulatory definition of aircraft to include unmanned aircraft, the FAA unintentionally stymied innovation.
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The border fencing, unmanned aircraft surveillance systems, and ground surveillance systems have more than doubled since 85033.
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So far, the U.S. has focused on unmanned ground systems to support intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance operations.
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The FAA has no requirements or voluntary standards for electrically broadcasting information to identify an unmanned aircraft.
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On top of field testing the T14 Armata this year, Russia is now experimenting with unmanned variants.
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While these vehicles have traditionally been manned, the Army and the Marines are experimenting with unmanned breachers.
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An unmanned U.S. Predator drone flies over Kandahar Air Field, southern Afghanistan, on a moon-lit night.
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An unmanned US Predator drone flies over Kandahar Air Field, southern Afghanistan, on a moon-lit night.
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Top drone manufacturers, meanwhile, called on the president to clear the skies for their unmanned aerial craft.
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The Russian air force operates a few unmanned aerial vehicles, but still hasn't added weapons to them.
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Why it matters: Amazon has developed and deployed unmanned retail technology in its Go store in Seattle.
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India initiated its request to buy 22 Guardian MQ-9B unmanned aircraft for maritime surveillance last year.
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We've also built advanced weapons — both manned and unmanned — that have changed the scope of warfare forever.
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AeroVironment is a leading manufacturer of defense and commercial drones, electric car solutions and other unmanned systems.
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Ross Coffman, director of the NGCV Cross-Functional Team, suggested using unmanned systems to extend the network.
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In 2009, the U.S. Army's ended, on cost grounds, its own ambitious program to field unmanned tanks.
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A drone in Iraq was strapped with a bomb to turn it into an unmanned kamikaze robot.
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Uber Elevate envisions using electric propulsion, the different prototypes using multiple propellers, much like today's unmanned drones.
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The twin brothers first designed their signature tank, the unmanned Ripsaw, in 2001 for the U.S. military.
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NT: Quick side point: Would you forbid the use of unmanned defensive weapon systems, or just offensive?
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Yet he supports continued human spaceflight, dismissing the argument that unmanned probes can make progress more quickly.
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The drone itself, known as an unmanned underwater vehicle, was not a particularly important piece of equipment.
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Defence Minister Antoni Macierewicz said on Friday Russian unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) had repeatedly violated Poland's airspace.
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The unmanned Falcon rocket remained at Launch Complex 39A, waiting to lift off on its delivery mission.
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The Virginia trial is part of the U.S. Department of Transportation's Unmanned Aircraft System Integration Pilot Program.
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Other members of the community successfully launched an unmanned rocket 1.7 miles into the air in 2011.
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To be fully effective, Patriot demands integration with other systems like THAAD and Counter Unmanned Aircraft Systems.
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Thales makes everything from warship electronics and unmanned aerial vehicles to satellite communications equipment and radar technology.
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The Iranians shot down one of our unmanned drones, and one was also shot down over Libya.
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An unmanned drone that was flying over Libya was lost on Thursday, according to the U.S. military.
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Unmanned aerial vehicles are transforming our ability to document large structures and landscapes at extremely high resolution.
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Since 1961, when Yuri Gagarin orbited the globe, unmanned vessels had been launched toward Mars and Venus.
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The unmanned HTV-2 flew at Mach 603 or 13,000 mph after being launched from a rocket.
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Zipline uses a 25-pound unmanned plane called Zip to airdrop blood and medical supplies into Rwanda.
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In fact, Musk hopes he can send the first unmanned crew to the red planet by 2018.
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A pair of unmanned underwater vehicles in a lab at the Naval Undersea War CenterPhoto: APAn electrical engineer secretly uploaded onto his personal Dropbox account thousands of files containing sensitive information about the unmanned underwater vehicles his company was developing for the U.S. Navy's Office of Naval Research.
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That said, as long as the ad is "securely attached to the small unmanned aircraft" and is flown over human beings "inside a stationary vehicle that can provide reasonable protection from a falling small unmanned aircraft," the Federal Aviation Administration says ad-drones would be okay under federal law.
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This was the first time that so many NATO nations had the opportunity to test together the effectiveness of systems, concepts, techniques and procedures related to maritime unmanned systems, ensuring they can work seamlessly together, bringing together dozens of unmanned underwater, surface and air vehicles for maritime operations.
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With unmanned aircraft, this universally accepted system for keeping the National Airspace System safe will have to change.
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In the very near future, Unmanned Traffic Management (UTM) hopes to seamlessly integrate with today's version of ATC.
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Drones in commerce: We're showing you how UPS is testing unmanned vehicles as a way to deliver packages.
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" Trump added, "10 minutes before the strike I stopped it, not proportionate to shooting down an unmanned drone.
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Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SwRI/MSSSLots of Jupiter fans are users of the Planetary Society's Unmanned Spaceflight forum.
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The first unmanned rocket with supplies for a habitable settlement on Mars was scheduled for two years out.
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"He's committed to carrying out a large scale bombing campaign that will certainly involve unmanned aircraft," said Gettinger.
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Regulatory hurdles have limited the use of unmanned aerial vehicles for deliveries throughout the United States in general.
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"The autonomous systems that are initially being proved with unmanned flight will quickly lead to putting people onboard."
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And it is at the heart of the air force's Small Unmanned Systems Flight Plan, published in 2016.
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Nuro has developed a custom unmanned vehicle, called the R2, for delivering goods including food and dry cleaning.
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The attack was meant to be in retaliation to the downing of an unmanned U.S. drone on Thursday.
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Only one unmanned mission flew during the program and the orbiter was later crushed in a hanger collapse.
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The backdrop: Earlier this week, Trump authorized a retaliatory strike after Iran for downing an unmanned American drone.
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Image: APChina just seized an unmanned underwater vehicle operated by the US Navy, according to reports from Reuters.
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Towards the end of June, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued new rules on unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV).
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He used one specific example of how this occurs on the battlefield: hostile, civilian Unmanned Aerial Systems (UASs).
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President Donald Trump told reporters Thursday that Iran may not have intentionally downed an unmanned U.S. surveillance drone.
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Swiss led enterprise Flying Donkey is working on unmanned, robotic, flying vehicles to deliver heavy cargo across Africa.
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Moving forward, Rocketmine CEO Chris Clark sees a prominent role for unmanned aircraft in the continent's tech sector.
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The way things are going, maybe we'll see that planned unmanned landing on Mars in 2018 after all.
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The unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are to be stationed in Israel and will cost about 580 million euros.
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After five years of flying through space, NASA's unmanned Juno spacecraft in July finally reached its destination: Jupiter.
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Aeronautics manufactures unmanned aerial vehicles for military surveillance and defense purposes, as well as for the commercial sector.
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Companies and governments are turning to the unmanned aerial vehicles for everything from monitoring crops to parcel deliveries.
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The FAA requires consumers to register unmanned aerial systems, or UAS, that weigh between 0.55 and 55 pounds.
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Called K-MAX, the sleek-looking unmanned helicopter is 52 feet long and has a 48-foot wingspan.
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Other regional employers include General Atomics, which manufactures unmanned aerial vehicles or drones in addition to other technology.
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Project Wing is a member of two other unmanned aircraft trade associations: The Small UAV Coalition and AUVSI.
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The original premise signed into law by Congress was that half of our armed forces would become unmanned.
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As Cecilia Kang writes, the Federal Aviation Administration has issued rules for how companies can use unmanned aircraft.
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So money is also going to larger numbers of smaller, cheaper and dispersible platforms—like an unmanned boat.
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The NYPD said officers will not use the unmanned aerial vehicles to unlawfully spy on New York residents.
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New maritime unmanned systems technologies can be a game-changer in countering multiple threats in the maritime domain.
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The Trump administration launched the program in November to help assimilate unmanned aircraft operations into the national airspace.
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The drone was an MQ-9 Reaper, a $15 million unmanned aerial combat vehicle developed by General Atomics.
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China has launched a new "world-leading unmanned warship" that is supposedly ready for combat, Chinese media reports.
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The countries are hoping their planned unmanned rover would find water on the moon, The Japan News reported.
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Alaskan pipeline inspection efforts are likely to see greater unmanned aircraft use in the months and years ahead.
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The unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) hangar at Kunsan Air Base will forfeit $53 million to the border wall.
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Last week, tensions between Iran and the U.S. flared after Tehran shot down an unmanned U.S. surveillance drone.
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Drones and other unmanned systems are becoming an important component of modern warfare, one that offers asymmetric advantages.
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"10 minutes before the strike I stopped it, not proportionate to shooting down an unmanned drone," he wrote.
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Privately held General Atomics makes the drone in question as a maritime variant of its Reaper unmanned vehicle.
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Swiss led enterprise Flying Donkey is working on unmanned, robotic, flying vehicles to deliver heavy cargo across Africa.
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Unmanned aerial vehicles were also put to work during the Republican and Democratic National Conventions and town halls.
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Matternet conducted test flights last August as part of the FAA's unmanned aircraft system integration pilot program (IPP).
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Last year, Boeing reorganized its defense business to include a division focused on drones and other unmanned weaponry.
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The PMF said two unmanned aircraft had carried out the attacks, killing one fighter and seriously wounding another.
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The Navy will also make room to add a fleet of unmanned vessels to that count, Gilday said.
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We're also seeing the emergence of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and, soon, urban air mobility or air taxis.
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Benny's sources said that human remains were also discovered at the site of the supposed unmanned drone crash.
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Colorado deputies have spotted more than a dozen unmanned drones flying in the northeast part of the state.
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The first mission will be unmanned, however the Orion crew capsule and service modules will be on board.
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Human Rights Watch urges a ban on all fully autonomous weapons, such as killer drones and unmanned vehicles.
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Those were shot by unmanned aircraft between 1966 and 1975 for the purpose of locating potential landing sites.
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Today, the defense giant is upping the ante by engineering an unmanned plane it promises will be faster.
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Between 1971 and 1974, Teledyne Ryan's BGM-34 unmanned jet dropped bombs and fired missiles in various tests.
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After a boom in sales, unmanned aerial vehicles have become a growing menace at airports across the world.
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But I think there's a pretty good chance of at least having an unmanned craft go to Mars.
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N) in February unveiled a larger unmanned fighter-like jet developed in Australia, and Lockheed Martin Corp (LMT.
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The Pentagon said the new deployment will include Patriot missiles as well as manned and unmanned surveillance aircraft.
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"10 minutes before the strike I stopped it, not proportionate to shooting down an unmanned drone," Trump tweeted.
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Under the Trump administration's new Conventional Arms Transfer (CAT) policy and Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) export policy, private US defense companies will now be allowed to directly sell some types of conventional weapons and a broader range of unmanned drones to allies without having to go through the US government.
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The goal is to have 90% of arrivals passing unmanned electronic stations without hassle some time between 2019-20.
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Since May, six oil tankers have been attacked in the Gulf and Tehran has downed an unmanned US drone.
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To that end, the feds are indulging them with a new effort: the Unmanned Aircraft System Integration Pilot Program.
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The X initiative announced it was testing its unmanned aircraft at an unspecified FAA drone test site in August.
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Saudi state television said on Friday the coalition destroyed a base used by Houthis to direct their unmanned aircraft.
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In addition to the B-2 bombers, unmanned aircraft also took part in the strikes, the defense official said.
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The move follows airline industry concerns over near-collisions between unmanned aircraft and commercial jets as drone usage soars.
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"We welcome the reinstatement of registration rules for all small unmanned aircraft," the spokesperson told Gizmodo in an email.
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When journalists are not present, large screens show live streaming video from unmanned aerial vehicles and other intelligence platforms.
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Insikt explains that an English-speaking hacker purported to have documentation on the MQ-9 Reaper unmanned aerial vehicle.
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The U.S. military is using an unmanned robotic vehicle to patrol around its camps in the Horn of Africa.
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Singapore is keen to start using drones and unmanned aerial vehicles to inspect its extensive underground subway tunnel network.
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In today's modern warfare, for example, it takes multiple people to command and control one unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV).
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Tuesday, it announced that Melbourne would join Los Angeles and Dallas as a test city for unmanned aerial taxis.
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Fans of China's first unmanned lunar rover, which had an active social media presence, said their goodbyes this week.
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The technology to create unmanned drone delivery services exists today; the technology is largely being held up by regulation.
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Unmanned systems such as HCUS thus promise greatly to expand the scope of submarine-based spying and special operations.
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"Unmanned aircraft system payloads under consideration include explosives, nets, entanglers/streamers, and high-powered-microwave sources," the solicitation reads.
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This meant repositioning Cassini's antenna away from Earth, which caused controllers to temporarily lose signal with the unmanned probe.
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In October the Trump Administration signed an executive order giving local governments more leeway to conduct unmanned drone tests.
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Musk has said he hopes to get an unmanned cargo rocket with gear to the red planet by 2024.
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Today, an unmanned Russian Progress 65 spacecraft was destroyed shortly after it launched from the Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.
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An unmanned spacecraft successful docked with it a few weeks later, and manned spacecraft docked in 2012 and 2013.
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And by the end of the century, it's possible that basically all jobs may be replaced by unmanned machines.
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The Obama administration currently uses unmanned armed drones to kill people in seven countries, effectively denying them due process.
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This dramatic change in commercial use of drones reflects the rising popularity of private, amateur use of unmanned aircraft.
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China earlier had indicted it would return the unmanned device, while accusing the U.S. of having "hyped" the issue.
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The first booster stage will land on SpaceX's unmanned barge some 300 miles off Florida's coast, the draft said.
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The strike was carried out by several unmanned aircraft operated by United States Special Operations forces, the official said.
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The Predator and Reaper drones that fire missiles and perform surveillance are unmanned prop airplanes powered by combustion engines.
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Precision agriculture, pipeline inspections and border security are several examples where unmanned systems reduce labor costs and limit risks.
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Last month, the company struck a deal with the U.K. government to test its unmanned aerial vehicles in Britain.
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A leading drone maker is taking steps to ensure that its unmanned aircraft systems don't disrupt the summer Olympics.
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It was not clear late Thursday whether the unmanned aircraft was armed, or how the Navy brought it down.
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Now, India may join a growing list of countries that use the unmanned aerial vehicles for transporting medical materials.
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The information technology defense company announced Monday it received a $27 million unmanned drone contract from the U.S. government.
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It can reportedly carry 6 tonnes of goods, 2 tonnes of fuel and can fly unmanned for three months.
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Two Eagle Scan unmanned aerial vehicles will also be donated by September to help tactical units defeat Islamist militants.
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Yes, the unmanned Boeing X-237B has completed four missions and spent a total of 25,20173 days in orbit.
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Facebook also unveiled Aquila, a V-shaped unmanned vehicle, which would help it provide web access around the world.
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Gaza residents said there were no casualties from the Israeli attack and that two unmanned lookout posts were hit.
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"You take an F-16 and make it totally unmanned," deputy defense secretary Bob Work explained in March 2016.
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Presumably, the pilot in a manned-unmanned formation would be responsible for commanding his robot wingman to open fire.
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Washington again blames Iran and Tehran denies any role June 20 - Iran shoots down an unmanned U.S. surveillance drone.
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"We envision unmanned boats doing protection missions, escort missions, we envision them doing intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions," Cmdr.
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But the North would have to master many other technologies before even an unmanned vehicle could be landed there.
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The ad: Ms. Rosen walks amid retractable dividers defining an empty, snaking line, leading to an unmanned reception desk.
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"All designated targets were hit," the ministry said, adding that unmanned aerial vehicles recorded the results of the bombing.
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President Trump on Thursday approved military strikes against Iran in retaliation for shooting down an unmanned American surveillance drone.
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Lately, the company has been developing an unmanned traffic management system — essentially, an air-traffic control system for drones.
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And the US military has been flying a secretive, unmanned mini-space shuttle called the X-37B since 2010.
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Authorities said they would use an unmanned drone from the United States to monitor and track any suspicious activity.
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However, using unmanned systems removes this layer of security, should a deployed nuclear-powered system fall into foreign hands.
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HAPS stands for high-altitude pseudo-satellites, a type of unmanned aerial system that is used for commercial operations.
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When the Beijing-based online retailer JD.com wanted to automate an unmanned warehouse in China, it turned to Mujin.
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The R33 has no steering wheel, pedals or side mirrors as it's designed to be unmanned and carry cargo.
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Add swarms of underwater unmanned vehicles to U.S. submarine capability, and the strategic balance moves favorably in our direction.
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The Reaper, or Predator B, was the world's first unmanned aerial vehicle that could attack targets on the ground.
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Federal rules now require recreational owners to register any drone — or "unmanned aircraft system," in F.A.A. parlance — flown outdoors.
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The Luna 23 craft was the first man-made, unmanned object to touch the moon later that year. 22.
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It could have prevented an Amtrak train from slamming into an unmanned freight train, killing two and injuring 116.
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Drone mapping company Juniper Unmanned denied responsibility, telling 9News that the drones it owns don&apost fly at night.
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Yet Trump blanched at airstrikes in retaliation for an unmanned drone's destruction, and seemed to be moving towards negotiation.
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Prior to that, he worked as the director of government relations at the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International.
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The 2628 mission plans to send an unmanned crew capsule, the Orion, around the Moon before returning to Earth.
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Her characters were often equal parts brass and Jell-O — a combination that unmanned many a male co-star.
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The San Diego-based plane maker eventually expanded the Firebee family to include unmanned spies, attackers and other types.
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According to CNN, the "Born This Way" singer will augment her performance with more than 100 unmanned aerial vehicles.
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In rural Sweden, Robert Ilijason, an IT specialist, has recently opened Näraffär, an unmanned store run by an app.
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The Trump administration can move quickly to design and implement a sensible regulatory framework for unmanned aircraft systems that promotes innovation while protecting the public interest, in order to maintain our nation's competitive edge, fully exploit the incredible public interest benefits of this technology, and move into the next generation of unmanned flight.
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"This is a big step forward in safely integrating unmanned aircraft systems into our airspace, expanding access to healthcare in North Carolina and building on the success of the national UAS Integration Pilot Program to maintain American leadership in unmanned aviation," Secretary of Transportation Elaine Chao said in an FAA release on Tuesday.
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We've reached out to learn what non-drone restrictions existed prior, and why specific language regarding unmanned flight was necessary.
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Their unmanned aircraft must be flown within a pilot's line of sight, for example, and those pilots must obtain licenses.
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X-MADIS combines a powerful "jammer" (counter-unmanned aerial systems capability) with radar and Electro-Optical/Infrared (EO/IR) tech.
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Abu Hani al-Masri was killed in an unmanned drone strike on Saturday, a US senior defense official told CNN.
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What is now changing fast, however, is the ability of such unmanned systems to operate without a guiding human hand.
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Overall, UPS expects the unmanned aircrafts to cut down a 30-minute truck drive to 3 minutes and 15 seconds.
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Unmanned aircraft now log up to eight times as many flight hours as the few remaining manned aircraft in Afghanistan.
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It was not clear whether an aircraft or unmanned drone was behind the strike, which triggered heavy anti aircraft fire.
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The U.S. Navy said it had deployed unmanned underwater vehicles, or "mini-subs" equipped with sonar, to join the search.
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Nuro's second-generation low-speed delivery vehicle was designed to be unmanned and operates exclusively using an automated driving system.
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The Tiangong-2 lab, whose name translates as "heavenly vessel," had been unmanned since it was launched on September 15.
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On the Navy side, there are unmanned systems in the air, on the surface of the sea, under the sea.
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People do tend to think of airborne vehicles, but there's an unmanned surface ship that's in sea trials right now.
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The Orion spacecraft will launch atop NASA's Space Launch System rocket on EM-1, an unmanned test flight, in 2018.
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The downing of the unmanned aircraft marked a new high in the rising tensions between the United States and Iran.
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Unmanned aerial vehicles are a huge industry with a broad swath of applications, from hobbyists to agriculture to the military.
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At one point, the U.S. Navy sailors were able to photograph the Russian ship's weapons "uncovered" but unmanned, officials said.
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The goal is for it to one day control a fleet of unmanned combat vehicles while helping a human pilot.
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Before the seizure, Iran shot down an unmanned U.S. drone in June, prompting the White House to consider responding militarily.
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The unmanned fighter was able to launch, maneuver and return to base without a pilot, according to Air Force information.
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Having unmanned assets operating in tandem with manned assets in combat introduces a range of new tactics available to commanders.
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The first includes virtually no restrictions for unmanned aircrafts weighing less than 250 grams, or about a half a pound.
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Orbital ATK — Orbital's unmanned Antares rocket successfully blasted off late Monday for a cargo trip to the International Space Station.
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Orbital ATK's (OA) unmanned Antares rocket successfully blasted off late Monday for a cargo trip to the International Space Station.
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Photo: Getty On Thursday, China seized an unmanned sub in the South China Sea that belonged to the U.S. Navy.
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After the unmanned capsule had jettisoned, the rocket engine's restarted at 3,635 feet, and the booster began its controlled decent.
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Notably, the new regulations standardize visual line of sight (VLOS) flights of unmanned aircraft that weigh less than 55 lbs.
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On Thursday night, Trump ordered — then canceled — strikes on Iran after the Middle Eastern country downed an unmanned U.S. drone.
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The AP reports:NASA says SpaceX was conducting a test firing of its unmanned rocket when the blast occurred Thursday morning.
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Earlier this year, China became the first country to send an unmanned rover to the far side of the moon.
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Our goal is to use the same concept, which is commonly referred to as "perching," for UAVs [unmanned aerial vehicles].
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Speaking to press Wednesday, Mayor Greg Fischer said unmanned aerial vehicles could be key to curbing the city's gun violence.
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China is preparing to launch its first unmanned cargo spacecraft on a mission to dock with the country's space station.
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" They are "outfitted with sensors and self-navigating software and emblazoned with the words 'UNMANNED VESSEL' across its aluminum hull.
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The company has devised a concept for an entire freight network including piloted aircraft, unmanned aircraft, and end-use drones.
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When a customer places an order, a drone or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) will fly down and deliver the package.
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Amazon, Google, Intel and GoPro all mentioned "unmanned aerial vehicles," another name for drones, in their fourth-quarter lobbying activity.
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The FAA expects more than 400,000 unmanned aerial vehicles could be flying for commercial purposes over the next five years.
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The unmanned Falcon 9 rocket lifted off Monday morning from its NASA-leased pad at Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
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It also bought oil refiner Esso SAF's unmanned and motorway retail petrol station network in France for 106 million euros.
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It's also not exactly a passenger craft, currently sized to carry only a single pilot or to be used unmanned.
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On Saturday, SpaceX launched rocket ship Crew Dragon, unmanned, to deliver 400 pounds of supplies to the International Space Station.
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It was unmanned for its maiden test run in a ceremony arranged for Dubai Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed.
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They have designed Aquila, an unmanned plane with the wingspan of a passenger jet but the weight of a car.
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Yes, we have to get the policy right, but we should not foreclose the opportunities that unmanned aerial vehicles present.
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The Pentagon confirmed Saturday that China will return the unmanned underwater vehicle that it took from the South China Sea.
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It had not yet been decided if the new plane would be only manned or also have an unmanned option.
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SpaceX announced that it was teaming up with NASA to send an unmanned spacecraft to Mars as soon as 2018.
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Unmanned cargo launches carry food and other supplies to the ISS and use the same rocket system as the Soyuz.
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An unmanned Russian cargo ship has been launched to take supplies to the six astronauts aboard the International Space Station.
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How the shipwreck was discovered To hunt for the San José, researchers used an unmanned underwater vehicle called REMUS 6000.
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The new rules will pave the way for remote pilots to be certified to operate drones, or small unmanned aircraft.
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The Tesla driver experienced "minor injuries," while the police vehicle was unmanned at the time of the collision, police said.
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Smaller, cheaper and, where possible, unmanned systems could be procured in larger numbers, dispersed more widely and used more daringly.
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Relations have deteriorated further after Iran downed an unmanned U.S. spy drone last week, claiming it was over Iranian territory.
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Israel-based Aeronautics manufactures unmanned aerial vehicles for military surveillance and defense purposes, as well as for the commercial sector.
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Since then, dozens of manned and unmanned submersibles have visited and photographed the Titanic's disintegrating body on the sea floor.
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Warner and Peters highlighted the research the office has done in the past on unmanned aircraft, critical minerals and nanotechnology.
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Safe integration of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) into the national airspace is one of the foremost policy challenges of 22019.
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"It looks like a small version of the [NASA space] shuttle, but it's unmanned," she said Friday during a panel.
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The new rules will pave the way for remote pilots to be certified to operate drones, or small, unmanned aircraft.
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SpaceX was conducting a test firing of its unmanned rocket when it exploded on the launch pad at Cape Canaveral.
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When it comes to drones fighting drones, Western policymakers are generally happy to let unmanned systems make their own decisions.
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The HSU001 unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) was paraded through Tiananmen Square during China's 70th National Day parade on October 1.
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The Pentagon is demanding that China return an unmanned underwater U.S. Navy vehicle it seized in the South China Sea.
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SkySkopes, an unmanned aircraft operator based in North Dakota, has devised a new way to string power lines using drones.
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In other words, the RCVs aren't fully autonomous military vehicles—they're remotely piloted unmanned vehicles operated from a command vehicle.
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Furthermore, surface warfare tactics are getting more advanced with the advent of hypersonic missiles, directed energy weapons, and unmanned vehicles.
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The same principles of manned-unmanned teaming underpinning the Loyal Wingman effort could apply to the arsenal-plane idea, too.
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Already SpaceX, led by CEO Elon Musk, has announced it will be tackling an unmanned trip to Mars in 2018.
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China's e-commerce giant JD.com is going global with its unmanned store technology, which uses facial recognition to charge customers.
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It is unmanned and travels, hauled by heavy cables, between two big winch houses at either end of the pool.
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France is working with Britain on an unmanned combat aerial vehicle, but that project has not yet progressed as expected.
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Previously, pilot positions to fly the ScanEagle unmanned aerial vehicle — a small, low-altitude surveillance drone — were closed to women.
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ASX-listed UUV Aquabotix has started work on a unmanned underwater vehicle, or underwater drone, designed for consumer recreational use.
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The purported device is an unmanned submarine drone, able to cruise at a fast 56 knots and travel 6,200 miles.
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Peter Cook, the Pentagon's press secretary, said in a statement that the strike was conducted using manned and unmanned aircraft.
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Amazon, Google, DJI, Intel and Hollywood lobbied the Obama administration to ease rules on commercial unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones.
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Each pilot could ultimately control a squad of small drones, while large unmanned drones could take on more challenging missions.
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A year later, an unmanned Chinese spacecraft orbited the moon to test equipment and techniques for a future lunar mission.
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The 2020 mission plans to send an unmanned crew capsule, the Orion, around the moon before returning it to Earth.
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Both Samsung and Lego&aposs demonstrations relied on unmanned high-altitude balloons, which are usually filled with hydrogen or helium.
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The crash pushed the unmanned freight train back about 15 feet, National Transportation Safety Board Chairman Robert Sumwalt told reporters.
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By default, recreational pilots are to fly under the FAA's Small Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) Rule, known as Part 107.
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The Army expects this research to lead to improvements in situational awareness, command decision-making, and future manned-unmanned teaming.
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Iran claimed the unmanned aircraft had been flying in Iranian air space, not over international waters as the US claimed.
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The time is now for matchmaking between the commercial unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), or drone, industry, and states and localities.
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SB 21 grants immunity for first responders who damage any unmanned vehicle that interferes with first responders during emergency services.
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That includes everything from vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircraft, flying taxis, military unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), and delivery drones.
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Delivery drone competitors such as Zipline or Flirtey build unmanned aerial vehicles and will fly them on behalf of their clients.
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The unmanned aerial delivery service, announced back in July, will allow customers to choose from thousands of items, the company said.
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Prime Air is designed to send packages of up to 5 pounds in 30 minutes or less via unmanned aerial vehicles.
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It's a single-engine unmanned craft that can haul as much as 1,100 pounds of stuff as far as 30 miles.
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Israeli planes then struck an Iranian installation in Syria from which, the Israeli military said, the unmanned aircraft had been operated.
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Drones range in size from the big, unmanned aircraft used by the U.S. military to the toys found in shopping malls.
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"Our unmanned aircraft now have capabilities that no other drone provider offers," said Daniel Bosch, CEO of SICdrone, in the release.
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Some of the emails appear to include discussion of planned future attacks by unmanned U.S. military drones, the FBI report showed.
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NATO allies are nervous because previous large-scale Russian exercises employed special forces training, longer-range missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles.
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Amazon is currently grappling with regulators on getting regulation passed that supports its plan to deliver parcels by unmanned flying machines.
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If Skylon does eventually fly, its first use is likely to be as an unmanned space plane carrying objects into orbit.
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In the announcement, the NYPD said that there are 29 officers who are trained to use the unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
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Tehran said the surveillance drone had violated its airspace, while the U.S. claimed the unmanned aircraft was operating in international airspace.
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"Our proposed approach has enabled unmanned aerial vehicles to image details through walls in 3D with only WiFi signals," said Mostofi.
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Or unmanned ground vehicles might work alongside special forces equipped with wearable electronics and exoskeletons to provide machine strength and protection.
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A new consortium hopes to find a role for the unmanned flying machines in delivering urgent medical supplies to remote communities.
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It wouldn't be a stretch to say that Yoeli is one of the founding fathers of the unmanned aerial vehicle industry.
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Electronic pre-arrival customs declarations have been introduced and, in some cases, Norway will let companies ship goods across unmanned crossings.
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In April, an unmanned Israeli craft crashed into the moon in a failed attempt at the first privately funded lunar landing.
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The last in the series was the X-56 in 2013, which tested high-altitude, long endurance flights for unmanned aircraft.
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These Robirds come from Clear Flight Solutions and AERIUM Analytics, which will provide unmanned aerial system mapping and inspection services, too.
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The group's concerns were heightened after an explosion of an unmanned SpaceX rocket while it was being fueled on Sept. 1.
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The unmanned Falcon 9 rocket sent a Thai communications satellite into orbit Friday from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida.
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Most of the strikes in question were carried out by unmanned drones against al Qaeda targets in Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia.
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The mission will send the unmanned module around the moon and back to test out the equipment before a manned mission.
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The software will be used in military and security land vehicles, including unmanned vehicles, Foresight said in a statement on Wednesday.
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One of the industry's biggest trade groups, the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI), had already embraced the new legislation.
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Previous launches include 11 Apollo flights, the launch of the unmanned Skylab in 19733, 82 shuttle flights and five SpaceX launches.
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Previous launches include 11 Apollo flights, the launch of the unmanned Skylab in 1973, 82 shuttle flights and five SpaceX launches.
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NASA has chosen two organizations to "host" the last stage of technical demonstrations involving drones, also known as unmanned aircraft systems.
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The unmanned Surveyor landings indicated a well-compacted surface which would more than adequately support the weight of the [Lunar Module].
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In the United States, the Federal Aviation Administration requires the country's users to register their small unmanned aircraft with the government.
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The U.S. Air Force's unmanned, reusable vehicle landed at NASA's Kennedy Space Center after spending a record 6753 days in space.
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Unmanned aerial vehicles may have gotten their start with the military, flying recon missions in Vietnam and dropping bombs over Afghanistan.
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The US is going to use unmanned submarine drones in the South China Sea in hopes of deterring more Chinese expansion.
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What she did: Lev, a volcanologist at Columbia University, uses the unmanned vehicles to scan the topography of cooled lava flows.
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While the technology works for unmanned aerial vehicles, it also has applications for pretty much any type of autonomous transportation technology.
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JD.com's e-commerce competitor Alibaba recently joined forces with Beihang Unmanned Aircraft System to make inroads in the drone delivery industry.
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Back in 2012, they ran an experiment with Lockheed Martin to extend the flight time of the Stalker Unmanned Aerial System.
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The FAA and drone industry, though, is already working with NASA on studying traffic management technologies and procedures for unmanned aircraft.
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"To bring that extra component and the advantage of unmanned capability, you can accept a higher level of risk," he said.
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The company's long-term goal is to make unmanned aerial vehicles, and the data that they gather, useful for any business.
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Last week, Ukraine's Ministry of Defense identified and reported 22 flights of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) operated by Russia-backed militants.
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It is one of a wave of U.S. states moving to bring the unmanned aircrafts' high-flying fun back to earth.
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Meanwhile, the UAE's previous Mars ambitions have been limited to plans to send an unmanned probe to the planet by 2021.
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According to CNN, the closest we've come is a Pentagon design that reached speeds of Mach 5 in an unmanned flight.
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Bladeworx was a provider of aerial photography, imaging and processing for unmanned drones, while ParaZero looked at improving automated parachute deployment.
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The agency participates in the International Space Station program, is in charge of unmanned exploration missions on multiple planets and more.
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The Chinese military has been integrating the use of unmanned aerial vehicles into its military capability at a very high rate.
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The Boeing X-37 is an unmanned space drone operated by the US Air Force and boosted into space by NASA.
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Lockheed's laser reportedly draws as much as 150 kilowatts of power per shot—enough to fry boats and unmanned aerial vehicles.
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Tuesday's strikes were carried out by unmanned aircraft and killed fewer than 10 ISIS fighters, two US defense officials told CNN.
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If successful, the unmanned mission will be only the second in history to land on the far side of the moon.
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Facebook and Google are two likely candidates, especially since both have expressed interest in creating unmanned drones to increase Internet access.
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And since 2004 Boeing has been flying an unmanned demonstrator version of its H-6 Little Bird, a military-reconnaissance helicopter.
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"We've not seen any developed leading military get anywhere near to buying Chinese UAVs," he said, referring to unmanned aerial vehicles.
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The Northrop Grumman-designed unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) has been in the skies for nine years without apparently ever being photographed.
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One of the world's largest drone manufacturers is working to develop a blueprint for using unmanned aircraft for emergency response efforts.
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A recent exhibition of unmanned ground vehicles by Iran suggests that the possibility, if not the reality, is already in development.
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Flying in groups of three, one acts as a chase plane and another two, unmanned drone planes flying with advanced countermeasures.
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The strike would have been in response to the downing of an unmanned U.S. aerial vehicle over the Strait of Hormuz.
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These dynamics will become much more complex with the growing use of drone swarms, in which multiple unmanned vehicles control themselves.
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Both Moscow and Beijing are also prioritizing unmanned robot tanks, with Russia testing its latest version on the ground in Syria.
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The Caihong-class unmanned aerial vehicle, including the CH-4 and CH-5, look unmistakably like US MQ-9 Reaper drones.
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He said unmanned, larger-wheeled vehicles are another U.S. military ambition as they could operate as personnel transporters or medical evacuation.
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Ziering is an FAA Part 107 certificate holder and has been flying all manner of unmanned aircraft for over 15 years.
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Photos of the Okhotnik first surfaced online in January, but it wasn't until June that the unmanned aircraft was formally unveiled.
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The MQ-25 Stingray, an unmanned aerial vehicle designed to refuel Navy aircraft, took its first test flight on September 19.
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Reuters was unable to confirm whether an aircraft or unmanned drone was behind the strike which triggered heavy anti aircraft fire.
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Other companies, including Matternet, land their unmanned aerial vehicles on charging stations where their batteries are swapped out for fresh ones.
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The company employs myriad technologies for its unmanned flying dogfighters that include computer vision, physics and some pretty serious engineering grit.
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You can, without too much work, get this down to about $0.30 per mile if the car comes to you unmanned.
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As TechCrunch reported, the company has worked to pioneer unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) use for health logistics services on the continent.
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" Because they're cheap and unmanned, he added, "you wouldn't care if a whole bunch of them were destroyed in the process.
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And in IoT networks where you might have thousands of connected, unmanned devices, this becomes one way of scaling those networks.
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By the numbers: The U.S.-led coalition carried out nearly 12,000 airstrikes (manned and unmanned) in Iraq and Syria last year.
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Imagine cheaply made, unmanned aerial vehicles that bomb areas and leave, all before people on the ground even hear the detonation.
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Iranian forces took out a US unmanned aerial vehicle Wednesday evening with a surface-to-air missile, US Central Command confirmed.
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Amazon, Google, and a number of startups are developing unmanned aerial vehicles capable of ferrying small packages across a metropolitan area.
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An attack with the potential to kill 150 people, he said, was not proportionate to shooting down an unmanned American aircraft.
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Also, companies such as Uber and Boeing are developing and testing unmanned air taxis, which will also soon populate our skies.
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Laser guns All the aircraft, whether manned or unmanned, are slated to be armed with a range of more powerful weaponry.
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The U.S. Navy has sonar equipment and unmanned vehicles that could be used to help recover parts, according to Navy officials.
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The unmanned aircraft, a 75 kilogram Zephyr, offers what Airbus describes as "local satellite-like services" and runs on solar power.
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These projects help work out potential kinks in drone transport while the public becomes accustomed to seeing unmanned objects delivering packages.
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In the Drones for the Enterprise report, Business Insider Intelligence details how unmanned aircraft are disrupting a variety of different industries.
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Iran&aposs fleet of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) can be used for surveillance or armed with explosives, according to military experts.
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Twelve men walked on the moon between those years, and all spacecraft on the moon's surface since have been unmanned. 2.
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Already, unmanned aerial systems have operated from their decks — catapulting into the air, accomplishing arrested landings and taxiing among manned aircraft.
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A bill banning people from operating unmanned aircraft devices while under the influence of alcohol or drugs was signed by Gov.
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Airbus says it has successfully tested a new type of jet propelled aircraft that could speed the development of unmanned flight.
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Industries are already lining up to deploy unmanned aircraft for a wide range of reasons, from fighting wildfires to inspecting infrastructure.
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Whether you call them Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), Miniature Pilotless Aircraft or Flying Mini Robots, drones are rapidly growing in popularity.
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There have been a rash of near misses between planes and unmanned aerial vehicles in the United States in recent years.
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A US military official said the strike was carried out by US Navy F/A-18 jets and unmanned drone aircraft.
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Adam Fogelson, the chairman of Hollywood's newest studio, listened to a pitch for a film called "Unmanned" with an encouraging smile.
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Every so often Debmarine Namibia sends out unmanned, autonomous vehicles -- much like underwater drones -- to survey the seabed using sonar technology.
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Even as the ISS has proved a scientific disappointment, small unmanned satellites in low Earth orbit are in a golden age.
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This week Amazon won a patent for a miniature, voice-controlled "unmanned aerial vehicle assistant" (UAV), as first discovered by GeekWire.
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Gibbens is the CEO of Trumbull Unmanned, a drone technology company, and she previously worked on drones for the US military.
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He believes there are ways to implement a responsible and transparent program to root out illegal grows using unmanned aerial vehicles.
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China Just Seized an Unmanned US Navy Sub China just seized an unmanned underwater vehicle operated by the US Navy, according to reports from …Read more ReadAccording to U.S. officials, the drone submarine was just off of the coast of the Philippines and about to be retrieved by the USNS Bowditch when a Chinese Navy vessel took it.
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He is leading the development of a system called Unmanned Aerial Systems Traffic Management (UTM), an automated traffic-management system for drones.
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Two unmanned American air force space planes, OTV-1 and OTV-2, have spent years in and out of orbit since 2010.
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Xsens, a company acquired by Fairchild in 2014, works on sensors that guide unmanned submarines and drones and help in maritime surveillance.
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"With some systems, unmanned aircraft for example, policy matters start to affect the process, including the length of that process," he said.
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The footage, shows the airliner descending for landing, apparently taken from the perspective of the unmanned drone, flying by at close range.
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There's also an air wing, unmanned predator drones, ground sensors, infrared video and tower-mounted video with a range of 25 miles.
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Hatami said Iran's downing of an unmanned American aircraft last month sent a message that the Islamic Republic would defend its borders.
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On Thursday, Trump ordered a missile strike on Iranian military sites in response to Iran's downing of an unmanned US surveillance drone.
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The President said that it made a "big, big difference" that the drone -- which by definition is unmanned -- had "nobody in" it.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Bulgaria is interested in joint unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) production with Israel, Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov said on Wednesday.
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Shotwell said the new turbopumps will be installed before the first unmanned test flights of the commercial space taxi, scheduled for November.
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Don't fear if you missed it though—Evans' currently working on her first book, The Future is Unmanned, for Penguin Random House.
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An unmanned robot might save a child from a burning building, or it might be redesigned as a frightening weapon of war.
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In the summer of 21970 a team of hackers attempted to take control of an unmanned military helicopter known as Little Bird.
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Drones seem "like innocent toys," said Brad Koeckeritz, the chief of the unmanned aircraft systems division for the Department of the Interior.
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We're still waiting for these unmanned aircraft to replace standard trucks and delivery personnel, but it's clear Amazon hasn't abandoned the idea.
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The drone, known as an unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV), was taken on Thursday, the first seizure of its kind in recent memory.
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Nearly a decade later, NASA has located two unmanned spacecraft orbiting the moon, including India's Chandrayaan-1, which went quiet in 2009.
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For now, it is uncertain whether NASA will have Boeing perform another unmanned test before sending astronauts on board the Starliner spacecraft.
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"I think it is premature to enact broad new federal legislation specifically directed to unmanned aircraft privacy," Villasenor shared in his testimony.
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Once an area has been mapped, Northstar provides precise navigation information for bombs or missiles (or, indeed, for manned or unmanned aircraft).
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