>The sky is no longer the limit when it comes to drone technology. The recent test of a drone mesh network by the US Air Force is a testament to the leaps and bounds the field has taken. But what does this mean for the future of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs)? Let’s dive in and explore.
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>Project BOAR aims to establish a comprehensive drone mesh network capable of operating beyond the visual line of sight. This means drones can fly farther and with greater autonomy, a game-changer for surveillance, reconnaissance, and other military operations.
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Hmmm.. a mesh for controlling drones, basically a net.. in the sky?
So let’s call it SkyNet.
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From the article
>The sky is no longer the limit when it comes to drone technology. The recent test of a drone mesh network by the US Air Force is a testament to the leaps and bounds the field has taken. But what does this mean for the future of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs)? Let’s dive in and explore.
Also from the article
>Project BOAR aims to establish a comprehensive drone mesh network capable of operating beyond the visual line of sight. This means drones can fly farther and with greater autonomy, a game-changer for surveillance, reconnaissance, and other military operations.
Hmmm.. a mesh for controlling drones, basically a net.. in the sky?
So let’s call it SkyNet.