Week in Review: Autonomous Roundup
Drone In Your Home? The Telehealth Industry Is Getting a Makeover
A group of inventors at the University of Cincinnati are developing a drone that can be used to conduct virtual healthcare visits in patients’ homes. The goal is to fill the gap in telehealth delivery among those who do to have access to necessary devices or internet connectivity.
The USS Michael Mansoor Is About to Control Unmanned Ships and Aircraft
An upcoming naval exercise will test the ability of one of the U.S. Navy’s most advanced guided missile destroyers to provide command and control to a variety of remotely crewed drones and ships., control a collection of uncrewed ships and aircraft.
Two Way Radio for Drones Means Rescuers Can Hear a Cry for Help
Dotterel Technologies has developed a sophisticated audio payload for unmanned aerial vehicles, which allows for two-way radio communication. This may prove to be a critical tool for search and rescue operations.
Honda’s Self-Driving Car: A Smooth Ride When All Goes Right
Level 3 autonomous driving promises to let drivers take their hands off the wheel and their eyes off the road under certain conditions. So how does the new Legend sedan—the first passenger car equipped with this technology—deliver on that promise?
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