Automated Satellite Following System for UAV Swarms
This queen bee, or swarm commander will interpret data and send in relevant data to the command and control tele-robotic augments simulator pilot. It is time to take these technologies into the battlespace and try them out and use what we learn to help us monitor forces of nature, grid out the surface of other planets and provide protection and security to the free world. All other UAVs will be controlled thru that data and by satellite in grid formations every half to three miles. I propose keeping this task of swarming UAVs simple. We cannot quite match evolution and bird flock formations but we are on our way.
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AWACS Automated Flight Following System for Nuke Bunker Buster Accuracy
Similar to a Tomahawk missile attack, but with pin point accuracy into the cavity of each consecutive strike. This technology, which is currently being used to guide fire fighting aircraft to the drop zone can be used without any problem to guide in a swarm of UAVs used as a multiple warhead strike. In the event of nuclear detonation this would have a piling effect on our enemy and easily take out an underground enemy. Since we already have these technologies, we should be practicing with them to hit the exact same spot ten times in a row within a short period of a 3-5 minutes. Luckily we can get rid of our nuclear waste, kill the enemy to serve our political will and prevent the sale of nuclear arms to enemies of democracy and International Terrorists.
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Concorde Crash Conspiracy - It Could Have Been Prevented
In the United States we have constant robotic contests and we all know about Robot Wars. This shows why it is important to get ideas from everywhere and how contests spur on innovation. This is an awesome idea and I would hope the US Military would put them on the catapults so when it returns it video tapes the deck. The young man's device is said to be able to spot even a single nut on the runway, which could be picked up by a tire or sucked into a jet engine. Had this been available it could have inspected the Space Shuttle prior to its return and prevented the accident by way of video preflight.
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