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Remote robots: Human-free by land, sea and air

Remote robots: Human-free by land, sea and air

16 December 2011

Our gallery of super-secret remote-controlled vehicles include a plane that flies for five years non-stop and a captainless boat


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Pigeons are more living helicopters than flying rats

30 November 2011

High speed cameras have revealed that pigeons tackle bends like helicopters, which could inspire future military drones


Pigeons are more living helicopters than flying rats

Pigeons are more living helicopters than flying rats

28 November 2011

High speed cameras have revealed that pigeons tackle bends like helicopters, which could inspire future military drones


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Military robots can leave operators at home

2 November 2011

Ground robots could soon be carrying out dangerous missions abroad while their operators control them from the US


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Video 'radar' to stop drone mid-air collisions

26 October 2011

Cheap video cameras and image-processing software can do a drone's sense-and-avoid work


3D printing: The world's first printed plane

3D printing: The world's first printed plane

27 July 2011

The promise of 3D printing has finally taken off with the development of a drone that takes just a week to create


Personal helicopters to learn traffic rules

Personal helicopters to learn traffic rules

29 June 2011

Technology to avoid mid-air collisions will be vital when we've all got our own helicopters


Airborne radar will map the ground in 3D

Airborne radar will map the ground in 3D

30 March 2011

A software upgrade to radar systems will allow aircraft to map landscapes and buildings in 3D, and make it easier to spot crashed planes hidden in forests


Surveillance robots know when to hide

Surveillance robots know when to hide

16 March 2011

The creation of robots that can hide from humans while spying on them brings autonomous spy machines one step closer


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Laser-powered helicopter hovers for hours

2 September 2010

Lasers can bring down remote-piloted aircraft – but a new demo shows they can also keep the craft airborne


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