Sentence examples for future drone from inspiring English sources

Officials said at the time that they expected the number of future drone attacks to drop significantly from past totals.

Horbaczewski's mere suggestion of a future drone race between Harvard and MIT was enough to send a thrilled buzz through the crowd.

And he noted that what truly scares the pilot community is the possibility that technological advancements might allow future drone missions to be preprogrammed, perhaps even fully automatic — getting rid of a pilot altogether.

An executive order issued on Friday required increased training, technological innovation and other "feasible precautions" to reduce civilian casualties from future drone strikes, as well as mandating the annual public release of an updated death toll from counterterrorism operations.

Dan reports: In a major counter-terrorism speech billed as marking the end of an unfettered "war" on terror, Barack Obama was expected to reveal that he will move responsibility for future drone operations from the CIA to the Pentagon so they can be more closely monitored by Congress.

For the soldier of the future, this means wearing a device that will show them a picture of the battlefield supplemented with digital information such as grid coordinates, the location of friendly troops and maybe in the near future, drone footage streamed from above.

Future drones will be unmanned by necessity anyway because no human being will fit into them.

In the future, drones will probably do most of the surveys.

The company's drone program, which many in the tech press dismissed as a marketing gimmick when Mr. Bezos unveiled it on "60 Minutes" in 2013, is central to this future; drones could be combined with warehouses manned by robots and trucks that drive themselves to unlock a new autonomous future for Amazon.

Where this technology could go with face-tracking or — looking even further in the future — drone-mounted projectors could enable a world of fully custom entertainment.

Neither will see active service - both are designed to flight-test technologies for use in future drones.