uav competition

[sylv41n]

"saving lives" by helping killing brown peoples, a.k.a. "human beings", in a foreign country ... one hell of a paradox, isn't it !?

If they REALLY want to save lives, why dont they work on long range food-droping UAV (so you dont have to ask authorisations, in case of humanitarian crisis) or fire-fighting UAV (pilots are KILLED each years in this kind of missions), or marine Search&Rescue, or roadway speed limit controls, etc.

[sylv41n]

BTW, why can't US engineers (students, researchers) working for the military simply admit they're OK with the idea of slaughtering people that dont want a pizza-hut in their backyard and don't accept Jesus as their Personal Savior ? (^_^)

[MrJackhammer]

micro helicopter

[nightfighter190]

are they actual launch/takeoff and forget UAVs (software flys the aircraft) or just radio controlled aircraft? (I saw people with radio transmitters)

[shidokan98]

take off and landings are controlled by humans but the actual flight and target detection is by software

[coaxialgyro]

old hat

[Gauntlets]

I was lookin' up Shidokan Karate and this was on the list.  Ya name probably shouldn't have been Shidokan98.