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GRAZIE ALLA NASA, UN AEREO ATTERRA SENZA PILOTA

WASHINGTON, La Nasa, durante un esperimento reso noto nel corso del World Automation Congress, ha utilizzato un bracciale in grado di captare il segnale delle fibre nervose del pilota e di tradurlo in comandi per permettere ad un aeroplano con 757 persone a bordo di atterrare. Sulla fascia elastica applicata alle braccia dell'uomo erano inseriti otto elettrodi: mentre il pilota mimava lo spostamento...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 7741
Roma, Italia, 02/05/2001 14:54
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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