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great to learn from the headline that this tech only works for disaster response maps, and isn't usable for other types of maps, like mapping out the front line
by drcode 1y ago
great to learn from the headline that this tech only works for disaster response maps, and isn't usable for other types of maps, like mapping out the front lines of a war
- pjmlp 1y agoA matter of time, people in power will take care of that. Then a flight plan will be uploaded to the Tet style drones to carry on their duties.
- ta8903 1y agoThe tech will be useful both for wars as well as for the disaster recovery efforts after your federal funding is cut down for boycotting the wars.
- spacebanana7 1y agoIsn't that a good thing? or at least not bad? Having a transparent battlefield doesn't necessitate an increase or decrease in casualties.
- runsWphotons 1y agoIf you have it and the enemy doesn't you almost certainly will win. If both of you have it, casualties probably go up.
- spacebanana7 1y agoWhy would casualties necessarily go up with surveillance? Every argument for precision targeting can be reversed for evasion. In Ukraine it’s relatively rare for large numbers of troops to be concentrated, because each side knows its opponents would observe the formation and make it a priority target. This makes something like the battle of the Somme unlikely to be repeated. In call of duty do casualties go up when both sides have UAVs, compared to when both are without?
- Larrikin 1y ago>In call of duty do casualties go up when both sides have UAVs, compared to when both are without? Are there any other games updating their play style to recognize the heavy use of drones in war now?
- iammjm 1y agoArma Reforger has very good mods depicting drone combat like flying fpvs and bomber drones. Bohemia interactive simulations also focuses on drones in their newest warsim release
- tamimio 1y agoAs someone who's in the field, I hate how drones and robotics are now associated with anything related to wars. It just kills the passion, and now whenever you mention you work in it, do it, or are interested in it, you get that suspicious look and even a knock on your door.
- drcode 1y agoUnless you do drones only on your private property, they are inherently a creepy, invasive technology (even though I think they're super cool and like playing with them, too)
- hazmazlaz 1y agoDo you think that airplanes, helicopters, and balloons are also inherently a creepy, invasive technology as well? Because from the perspective of capturing imaging data from the air there is really no functional difference between those and UAS...