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Robots to fly planes where humans can't
- Published_at:2014-10-21
- Category:Science & Technology
- Channel:Reuters Plus
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- description: Researchers in South Korea are developing a robotic pilot that could potentially replace humans in the cockpit. Unlike drones and autopilot programs which are configured for specific aircraft, the robots' humanoid design will allow it to fly any type of plane with no additional sensors. Ben Gruber reports. Subscribe for more: http://smarturl.it/ReutersPlus More Innovations: http://smarturl.it/InnovationsPlus ReutersPlus is reporting about developments in technology, science and culture - watch and learn about the latest innovations and what they mean to our daily life! Visit our official Reuters channel for Breaking News, World News and Sports: http://smarturl.it/Reuters Website: http://www.reuters.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Reuters Twitter: https://twitter.com/Reuters Google+: https://plus.google.com/u/0/102971981959300225717/ Welcome to ReutersPlus, the Reuters YouTube channel dedicated to featuring Arts & Entertainment, Lifestyle and Innovation news from all around the globe. As part of Reuters, the world’s largest news provider, we will be updating you daily about topics spanning from the latest innovations around culture and technology, human stories around the world, to red carpet events and lifestyle news. Join ReutersPlus in our discussion about fast, light news - make sure you subscribe and receive daily updates automatically: http://smarturl.it/ReutersPlus
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