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Even as we see autonomous flights taking off in the private sector, DARPA's fascination with the technology dates back to decades. The research agency ran projects exploring the area in the early 2000s but could not get a clear winner for the challenges it had set.
. This unique combination of autonomy software and hardware will make flying both smarter and safer."DARPA's efforts at automating flight have yielded many advantages over the decades. However, pilots are still needed to handle complex interfaces and unexpected situations. With advances in ALIAS, an entire mission from take-off to landing can be completed autonomously and the system can even kick into action during emergency situations, like aircraft failure, the press release said.
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