Unmanned Helicopter Pioneer Kaman Developing Optionally Piloted K-Max
The rationale for unmanning helicopters is pretty compelling. They are often used for repetitive tasks such as lifting loads, and their operating hours are limited by the pilots and not the machines. But the task of unmanning helicopters is challenging because they tend to operate at low altitude in...
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