The phrase "automated flying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the process or technology involved in flying that is controlled by automated systems rather than human pilots.
Example: "The new drone model features automated flying capabilities, allowing it to navigate complex environments without human intervention."
Alternatives: "autonomous flying" or "self-flying".
Automated flying cars would deliver 21st-century humans to their pristine destinations, where robot chefs would prepare our meals then sweep up after us.
"Every mission [that] soldiers go out on in Iraq, there's something (automated) flying over them, maybe an unmanned vehicle scouting ahead of them," Singer says.
Recently, they've developed a durable, automated flying camera that if you can believe your eyes at their demo video above is simple enough for even grandma to use.
We already have so much of the dystopic parts of cyberpunk literature we have automated flying robots that kill people on the other side of the planet and have successfully made children afraid of the sky, for fuck's sake why not have some fun with the cooler parts of it?
It was equipped with the automated fly-by-wire system, which is designed to reduce human error by letting computers control many aspects of the flight.
But in detailing the creation and operation of the highly automated (fly by wire) Airbus A320 Capt.
Automated live-fly phenotyping may also be desirable in other experiments, such as in studies evaluating the influence of fly size on behavioral traits like mating or flying ability.
NASA will be flying automated scientific payloads on Masten and Armadillo rockets this year, and the agency will provide more opportunities for researchers in future years, although it has not offered to buy seats for people to accompany their experiments.
They were trained to fly automated planes.
The 20-tonne ATV (Automated Transfer Vehicle) flew a maiden voyage to the ISS in 2008.
The company was the first company in the world to be granted authorization to fly fully automated drones without a pilot, as licensed by the Civil Aviation Authority of Israel (CAAI).
