NASA has announced that the semi-autonomous little helicopter on Mars has crashed, while US troops suffered from a UAV attack that caused serious casualties and Iran showed off a jet-powered kamikaze UAV.
NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA) have been cooking up a way to get some of Mars back to Earth, so samples can be analyzed in detail.
From military Reaper unmanned vehicles being turned into civilian fire-fighters to AI-system monitored e-scooters – we take a look at some new applications which might interest even the most tech-savvy.
The Ingenuity UAV is still buzzing around on Mars, well past its anticipated evaluation/test lifetime, and is still […]
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The Institute of Navigation will host the Navigation of the Mars 2020 Perseverance Rover from Earth to Jezero […]
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