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Forum: Tech Log

7th Nov 2015, 11:03

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Can automated systems deal with unique events?

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Posted By dClbydalpha

1. Yes, if implemented properly taking in to...

1. Yes, if implemented properly taking in to account a systems design that is fully autonomous. #
2. Absolutely. Pilots are extremely expensive.

# What I would like to know though is where is...

Forum: Tech Log

5th Nov 2015, 19:01

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Can automated systems deal with unique events?

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Posted By dClbydalpha

It is pretty processor intensive to process an...

It is pretty processor intensive to process an image, but not beyond capability. You don't need to recognise things just classify them - "ball = catch : knife = don't catch".

I've seen a stereo...

Forum: Tech Log

5th Nov 2015, 07:41

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Can automated systems deal with unique events?

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Posted By dClbydalpha

Rate aiding from inertials has been used for...

Rate aiding from inertials has been used for decades. It can and does cope with all sorts of disturbances. The only question is do you allow the system to shift a datum or must it try to return to...

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3rd Nov 2015, 20:37

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Can automated systems deal with unique events?

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Posted By dClbydalpha

I hope not. When I learned to drive my car had a...

I hope not. When I learned to drive my car had a manual choke. I understood what it was for and how it did it. I've even driven a car that had an ignition advance lever. Now I drive a car where the...

Forum: Tech Log

3rd Nov 2015, 12:59

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Can automated systems deal with unique events?

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Posted By dClbydalpha

Excellent post John Farley. From my...

Excellent post John Farley.

From my perspective steering the aircraft can be readily achieved by automation. It can even cope with abnormal events. Computing can "try" something, measures the...

Forum: Tech Log

2nd Nov 2015, 19:34

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Can automated systems deal with unique events?

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Posted By dClbydalpha

"Ladies and Gentlemen the cans of burning fuel...

"Ladies and Gentlemen the cans of burning fuel either side of you are not under my control, I merely get to make suggestions to them. But don't worry in the unlikely event of something going wrong I...

Forum: Tech Log

1st Nov 2015, 20:25

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Can automated systems deal with unique events?

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Posted By dClbydalpha

Tourist - very interesting. I believe an aircraft...

Tourist - very interesting. I believe an aircraft can aviate more accurately and navigate more precisely when automated than when under manual control. It can sense not just acceleration, but also...

Forum: Tech Log

1st Nov 2015, 16:45

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Can automated systems deal with unique events?

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Posted By dClbydalpha

Fairly much my thinking, Tourist. The software...

Fairly much my thinking, Tourist.
The software in most aircraft is designed to a philosophy that corresponds with the overall architecture. Driven by regulations and safety cases. To do something...

Forum: Tech Log

1st Nov 2015, 15:34

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Can automated systems deal with unique events?

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Posted By dClbydalpha

Yes it can, and was. The accepted method is to...

Yes it can, and was. The accepted method is to hand over to the humans. It could alternatively have been programmed to free run using inertials for a specified period of time, cross comparing with...

Forum: Tech Log

31st Oct 2015, 20:24

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Can automated systems deal with unique events?

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Posted By dClbydalpha

As Tourist points out, humans give the illusion...

As Tourist points out, humans give the illusion of carrying out massive quantities of calculations. In most cases it is muscle memory in response to repeated stimulus. In fact I can personally attest...

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31st Oct 2015, 19:17

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Can automated systems deal with unique events?

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Posted By dClbydalpha

However the point is you don't need AI to fly a...

However the point is you don't need AI to fly a plane. Flying a plane is easy according to the laws of physics. The problem for pilots and why they possess such exceptional skills is because humans...

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