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It puts into context why the UK have been funding Atomic Interferometry research recently. If AI works, the likes of GPS, GNSS, Galileo etc. become obsolete bec
by Fordec 6y ago
It puts into context why the UK have been funding Atomic Interferometry research recently. If AI works, the likes of GPS, GNSS, Galileo etc. become obsolete because then we have GPS level accurate accelerometers which don't rely on satellite infrastructure at all
- KaiserPro 6y agoYou're assuming the UK has a coherent policy that stems from brexit. I would dearly love that this is part of a grand unified 25 year plan (or in fact any plan that isn't "get boris to PM and keep him there")
- Fordec 6y agoThe UK isn't a singular mind of Dominic Cummings. Plenty of institutional individuals and experts across multiple domains and departments have their own insights and directions to pursue. But plans of mice and men rarely survive the heat of battle and political incompetence. But they try none the less.
- ardy42 6y ago> It puts into context why the UK have been funding Atomic Interferometry research recently. If AI works, the likes of GPS, GNSS, Galileo etc. become obsolete because then we have GPS level accurate accelerometers which don't rely on satellite infrastructure at all I don't know about Atomic Interferometry specifically, but to me accelerometers -> inertial navigation -> intermittent need for an accurate external location fix -> GNSS not obsolete.