America's super machine Black Hawk Helicopter has set a record in the automation and warfare world. The Black Hawk helicopter has successfully taken off without a pilot for the first time. The helicopter flew at an altitude of about 4,000 feet at an altitude of 115 to 125 miles per hour on February 5 and added a new chapter in the world of science.
The same experiment was prepared for the flight in Kentucky, USA. Computer simulations were carried out in a virtual city ready, where there were buildings and other bottlenecks. The Black Hawk had to successfully complete its flight by avoiding these hurdles. Due to the same flight, the helicopter also managed to escape from the imaginary buildings built, without the pilot, the Black Hawk helicopter met all the standards in the test and made a successful landing. Let us know that these Black Hawk helicopters of america play a decisive role in the war. It is very difficult to intercept these high-speed helicopters from radars.
WATCH: A Black Hawk helicopter flew for the first time without pilots in Kentucky. The aircraft flew for 30 minutes through a simulated cityscape avoiding imagined buildings before performing a perfect landing pic.twitter.com/SD01LWhUZe
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According to the report, the first test flight of the uninvited Black Hawk helicopter was made on February 5 at an altitude of about 4,000 feet. Due to this, the helicopter flew at a speed of 115 to 125 miles per hour. Another flight was made by the same helicopter on Monday. The same computer-powered Black Hawk helicopter was used under an American defense research program called Alias. Stuart Young, program manager at Elias, told Popular Science that the study was carried forward with three goals. The first was linked to security. Secondly, to reduce the impact of an accident or disaster-like situation, the third objective is to reduce the cost of the flight.
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