Or a fighter pilot

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Australia MQ28A Ghost bat the most advanced AI drone in the world, all missions uploaded before takeoff. no joysticks to fly it and only can key in commands

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@@SJR_Media_Group Same AI in Ghost bat was also put in UK Taranis drone back in 2013 Well same Aussies built the AI systems.. Probably way more advanced by now and that Aussie AI is in other USA drones and military weapons. Not sure how good Anduril AI is but Anduril Australia helped Australia build a AI submersible drone and it also uses the same Aussie AI as Ghost bat and is named Ghost shark another Australian animal as a tribute to Ghost bat. Same AI is in a VTOL quad copter Australia built to be a loyal wingman for Australian helicopters too. seen they will put it on Australian navy ships and the Australian LHD landing ships also..

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bollucks

the DARPA people are automating everything, and working like they paychecks depend on them developing new tech. The army and the politicians are a bunch of grunts who do what they are told by their bosses. The usa is preparing for war with China and Russia at the same time, so the USA isn't really super...... motivated to release all our new weapons systems. Like the systems we have to take down drones with lasers and microwaves. Not super gonna put all that shtt out there for everyone to see and react to.

This video is from 2013. The date is shown in the opening text.

I wonder how it would do with pitching deck. I bet the ship can communicate the pitch rate and amplitude to the X-47, and its computer would land first time, every time.

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The drone was marked as Navy, so would expect there was Navy airman in combat control.

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it was reported that the X-47B demonstrators would become museum exhibits upon completing flight testing.[8][51] In June 2015, United States Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus stated that the X-47B program should continue but that Northrop-Grumman should not gain an unfair advantage in the competition for the UCLASS contract.[52] In July 2015, the Navy stated that the X-47Bs would remain in flying condition rather than being converted to museum exhibits, allowing for a variety of follow-on evaluations

I have videos of the AV-8B harrier II VTOL fighter jet that was doing all the things the F-35C is supposed to be able to do. Except the harrier was doing vertical takeoff and landing in 1981 And cost 1/100th of the price.

Looked that way to me. A “bolter.”

@@Steve757-fl1hd I expected more from a robot. Maybe it was a touch-and-go.

@@brianbassett4379 me too.

If you look closely it caught the third wire. You can see it stretched in some of the frames, than it's picked up from the tail hook and disappears.

@@TDOBrandano Thanks for pointing that out. I did not see it the first time and, upon rewatching the video, assumed the operator missed. Good catch.

The cockpit does not need to be in the plane....Pilots are the lowest G-tolerant part of the aircraft..

@@SwingW_com That is still a drone or UAV.....................................................

It was used for testing and ultimately led to the MQ-25 stingray tanker refueling drone.

@@IAMHIM007 Thanks. I was thinking more of CAP, strike, and EW rolls. But, I will take tanker.

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Into the wing it looks like.

You don't wanna know.

I was just thinking the same. There doesn't seem to be a recess for it. Possibly bolted on, ala UK Harriers.

@@user-pj5xp4xv1j Probably supposed to be low visibility craft, so it retracts into the wing.

Yup

It's totally autonomous , not joking they give it mission specs and off it goes. Skynet 1.0

@@ntal5859 That is complete BULLSHIT! The X47B test programme ended in 2015. BTW those drones were Semi Autonomous. The X47B's were launched by (launch) pilots on deck and ones airborne handed over to land bases drone pilots. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e-CHicyir9K7ho0.htmlsi=Ou5axiOKdsgG4ml3&t=20 Do your fucking research before commenting nonsens!

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I believe the IMO was superfluous. It was clear you were stating ur own opinion. IMHO.

An "OK" landing is a "4.0" on the grading scale. Minimum deviations, minor corrections. About the best one can hope for under regular carrier conditions. But definitely not a "perfect pass". A "Fair" pass is a 3.0 - average deviations, average corrections. A solid, safe pass, but nothing to write home about. A "No Grade" pass is a 2.0 - below average deviations, below average corrections. Not that uncommon for new pilots, and occasionally rears it's head for more senior aviators who are having a bad day behind the boat. Navy pilots on their first cruise typically have mostly Fair passes with few OKs and No Grades sprinkled in there. Navy pilots on their second and subsequent deployments will typically have more OK passes interspersed with Fairs and maybe a few no grades. But there is such a thing as an "OK Underlined" - a 5.0 pass. Generally given for decent-to-good landings under unusually trying circumstances such as significant aircraft emergencies and adverse weather conditions that make the pass unusually difficult. Very rare - most Navy pilots probably have just a handful of these if any. In over 400 carrier landings, I think I have maybe 2 OK underlined passes. These are kind of like unicorns. An "OK underlined" grade is probably the closest one can get to a "perfect pass". In reality there is no such thing - there is always something about every pass that could be improved. Landing on carriers (all manual landings in my case) is the most precise thing with the lowest margin for error that I have ever participated in, but hugely rewarding when the light bulb comes on and you start flying good safe passes.

All the drones today are AI so the machine learning should compensate for those variables.

There are multiple F-16"s fully controlled by AI in the US arsenal now. They've replaced big tanker refueling planes with the AI controlled MQ-25 stingray tanker drone. Skynet is fully online.

Australia MQ28A Ghost bat is in service with RAAF next year block ii just anounced by Australian defence minister is a top secret never seen before version bigger to carry more weapons. already being tested by USA in Skyborg a programme for AI drones. Ghost bat is most advanced combat AI drone in the world still...

Launch pilot is kneeling right behind him Dummy🤦‍♂ kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e-CHicyir9K7ho0.htmlsi=IVESUkMAtrcbOwBr BTW this all obsolete, the footage is 11 years old.

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Definitely. But supposedly it got shelved in favor of the MQ-25 tanker drone.

As long as the CCP believes it

Mach .96, maybe…

.96

Read the title again, it doesn't say 9.6, it says .96 which is what you said it could do...

True. Drone swarms will fight our battles from now on.

The Ukraine conflict has proved this will happen. What is needed is a micro drone with facial recognition and an explosive warhead that could infiltrate personal security and take out aggressors like Putin. And actually I saw a video presentation some years ago which proposed this very technology, with a working prototype.

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.96 not 9.6

.96 You Muppet! As in “Subsonic”🙈

It's plenty fast

It says mach .96 POINT

There appear to be three wires, and it hooked the last one. Does this count as a miss, or was that not an arresting wire that it hooked?

Watch it 2-300 more times , it gets more impressive after a while.

Check out my video on the sparrowhawk drone mother ship. That makes carriers useless right now.

It's in my aviation playlist

Someone is in control of the drone at launch. Do you want a drone to taxi up to the cat and do its own thing? Also I am sure that even though it takes off and lands automatically it has to be commanded to take off and then when it is time for its turn to get in the pattern to land.

If you think that it accidentally crash or landed in Iran under Obama you have another think coming.

Remember that you're talking about Obummer, the guy I absolutely regret voting for and consider the worst President ever. Poor choices that continue to haunt us to this dayandcsomebof them will for decades. And if you look at the Biden staffing (who's in control of the levers of goverment), we are just having Obummer term 3

Tyranny is inevitable

What’s bullshit? The fact this was around 1@ years ago and who knows what they have now or you don’t believe it’s real? Either way you need to wake up dude The autonomous vehicles and drones are here.

Watch the other videos on my channel. Lots to complain about.

.96 not 9.7

The idiot that did the popeye decimal fkup really couldn't count his own two balls. He would claim there were 970 testicles. Thanks for making us all giggle and I hope you do not work in any kind of financial stuff. Be well all , even on a cold rainy day Love from 🇬🇧

.96 dum bass

@@TalkingGIJoe It was originally 9.6 and was changed later after a myriad of comments pointed out the error.

Who is Claiming That BOB?🤡it Says .96!