At the same time, maritime affairs were not totally neglected either, and Balaji Vishvanth took some care to cultivate the Angria clan, which controlled a fleet of vessels based in Kolaba and other centres of the west coast.
Intel claims the waiver that allows a single operator to control a big fleet of drones is the only one of its kind issued so far — though certainly more exemptions are in the works.
In their places were promoted junior officers, merchant captains and even civilians who expressed sufficient revolutionary zeal, although few of them knew how to fight or control a battle fleet at sea.
From high fashion on down, everything is getting denser and more centralized while the labor happens offstage, with FreshDirect giving way to meal kits with pre-pinched spices, Walmart workers making deliveries that fall within their commute home, and your HomePod or Alexa functioning as a privatized air traffic control tower for a fleet of Amazon drones.
This paper present the general principles of the user interface and provides an example of Graphical User Interface for controlling a generic fleet of machines.
It could even act as the control-centre for a fleet of AUVs, letting people keep an eye on them directly, rather than relying on images on television screens.Most of Cyclops's early customers, Mr Rush thinks, will be scientific institutions.
So this March, fisheries officials in Brussels repeated in a letter what has become a frequent request over the years — that Spain investigate whether Vidal Armadores continues to control a pirate fishing fleet in the Antarctic.
For example, REV Technologies' vision is something called intelligent charge control, which involves harnessing a fleet of at least 100,000 electric vehicles and, in response to signals from the grid operators, taking energy out of the grid or putting energy into it (REVE 2015).
Fragile Allegiance has a simplistic combat system with the player having no direct control over units once a fleet enters combat.
Then it's the fireworks show, a display of military might so improbable and overdone that it ought to be absurd – a fleet of remote control warplanes would surely be more sellable than the munitions he uses to destroy them – except that Roper's face, lit up by the explosions, takes on a kind of messianic peace.
