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You know exactly where you are but you can't figure out how fast you're going. (I'm sorry) But seriously, this article is light on details. Is this just fancy
by mmastrac 3y ago
You know exactly where you are but you can't figure out how fast you're going.
(I'm sorry)
But seriously, this article is light on details. Is this just fancy dead-reckoning?
- andromeduck 3y ago99% sure this is for mapping the seafloor and preforming localization based on that like pre-gps cruise missles missles did with downward facing radar. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/TERCOM https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/TERCOM
- contingencies 3y ago[flagged]
- was_a_dev 3y ago> But seriously, this article is light on details I'd expect it to be light on details. It is a project funded by the Royal Navy for next-generation navigation. Thye don't really want to give away details other than, "we have this" A recent TV news report covered this in the UK. The only thing they could show was an prototype in a lab setting and a sealed white box on the test platform boat.