Expert human drone pilots have proven incredibly adept at piloting UAV through complex courses at high speeds which are still unmatched by autonomous systems. But researchers at the University of Zurich and Intel Labs are collaborating to change that, and their work, recently presented in the journalScience Robotics, could have far-reaching implications for the future of commercial drones.
"Autonomous navigation in environments where conditions are constantly changing is restricted to very low speeds," explains Matthias M
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