Sentence examples for ability of drone from inspiring English sources
Like others, it says the ability of drone ships to detect other vessels and take avoiding action will be crucial, but possible with advanced technology and improved backup systems.Rules of the seaWith a captain technically in command even though he is based in an onshore control room MUNIN thinks the legal and practical challenges of meeting maritime rules could be met.
Ability of drone to operate in normal airspace.
Military officials say the ability of drones to observe targets for lengthy periods makes strikes more accurate.
Managers are concerned that the ability of drones to deliver larger quantities of these drugs into prisons could have a knock-on effect on security by increasing the risk of violence against staff and between prisoners.
The idea is to collect lots of ideas on how new technology, be it sensors, software, or better propeller blades, can enhance the ability of drones to coordinate and operate as a collective.
"The real problem is the lack of what's called sense and avoid technology which is the ability of the drone to sense when there is another aircraft in the area.
The ability of its drone air fleet to assassinate enemies almost anywhere is unparalleled.
People are impressed by the ability of US drones to find their targets.
In pitches to police departments, Vanguard Defense Industries, in Texas, has been touting the ability of its drones to carry shotguns and grenade launchers.
Together with Charles River Analytics, a software firm, Singular is working on a $700,000 project for the US Navy to design an "approximate computing" video-processing chip to increase the ability of battery-powered drones to track potential targets.The technology behind sloppy microchips is now ready for widespread use, says Vivek De, Intel's head of circuit research in Hillsboro, Oregon.
One of those opportunities, from the American point of view, would be the ability to focus its fleet of drone aircraft on attacking militant leaders who were involved in the Afghan war, or on Qaeda leaders planning attacks against the West.
