Sentence examples for unmanned device from inspiring English sources

The SSIE strategy reduces the computational complexity to ensure real-time processing of hyperspectral images, while the DSP platform implements data processing automatically on the unmanned device.

The unmanned device flies about 1,500 feet up, connected to the ground by a tether, to use wind currents to produce electricity.

"We discussed how quadcopters can take tele-medicine in Bhutan to the next level by using the unmanned devices to deliver vital medicine," Mr Tobgay later said in a message posted on social media.

For the first time, drones will be able to fly beyond their operators' line of sight with the development of new technology to track small unmanned devices at low altitude.

A passenger jet came within a few feet of hitting a drone over London, it was revealed today as figures showed that the number of near-misses involving unmanned devices rose by almost a third in 12 months.

He has created a drone identification kit so that people have the opportunity to see what these unmanned devices look like.

And in IoT networks where you might have thousands of connected, unmanned devices, this becomes one way of scaling those networks.

(Early customers for the service include Bell Canada, the Port of Cartagena, and Silverhook Powerboats, all of whom were already working with both before this new service, Green told me). Green says that the problem that IBM and Cisco are trying to tackle has to do with tapping the wider range of IoT devices, including unmanned devices in remote locations, in a more efficient way.

India's Foreign Secretary S. Jaishankar said the drone in question was not one of the designs it has in its arsenal of unmanned devices.

After the unmanned devices were spotted flying above flames and smoke from the blazes this year — which altogether burned about 36,000 acres — fire crews were forced to ground water-dropping aircraft.

Tired of the unmanned devices flying into the airspace of craft trying to fight wildfires, two California politicians -- Assemblyman Mike Gatto (D-Glendale) and state Sen. Ted Gaines (R-El Dorado) -- on Monday introduced legislation that would give firefighters and other first responders immunity for damaging any drone intruding into such areas during a fire or other emergency.