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Revolution in Skies: Reliable Robotics Achieves Unmanned Flight, Paving Way for Future of Aviation

In a significant stride forward for aviation, Reliable Robotics, a trailblazer in aircraft automation systems, has successfully operated a Cessna 208B Caravan with no one on board. The aircraft, while not as large as a 737–100, is still a considerable size, marking a noteworthy milestone in the field of aviation automation.

The flight was remotely controlled from Reliable’s control center, located 50 miles away. This system is not just about remote control, but full automation of the aircraft, including taxi, takeoff, and landing. The technology is designed to prevent controlled flight into terrain and loss of control in flight, two major causes of fatal aviation accidents.

Reliable Robotics has been collaborating with Textron Aviation, the manufacturer of the Cessna Caravan, and ASL Aviation Holdings. The goal is to integrate advanced aircraft automation into their operations. The U.S. Air Force is also on board, working with Reliable Robotics to apply this technology to large multi-engine aircraft for various missions.

Walmart robots are now working alongside humans in new center — it will get your products to your faster, store says

A NEW Walmart center is equipped with robots, allowing for humans to work faster and alongside them, and resulting in faster deliveries.

Walmart has been testing out some new technology, granting a peek inside their newest warehouse location.

Based in Katy, Texas, the warehouse showcases some of the latest technology in the industry, allowing humans to work alongside some state of the art robots.

Google reveals Gemini AI, its ‘largest science and engineering project ever’ that aims to beat ChatGPT

Google has revealed “Gemini”, which it says is its largest science and engineering project ever.

It is also the company’s latest attempt to catch up with rival OpenAI to develop artificial intelligence, and try and build a better system than its ChatGPT.

As such, Gemini will come to Google’s Bard, the chatbot that it released in the wake of ChatGPT in an attempt to catch up. But it will also roll out to Google’s Pixels phones and elsewhere.