Lung-Like Propulsion Drives British Long-Endurance UAV
Credit: University of the Highlands and Islands
A British team has flight-tested an autonomous aircraft powered by variable-buoyancy propulsion that engineers say could deliver a novel lower-cost approach for the missions performed by high-altitude pseudo-satellite (HAPS) platforms. The Phoenix, a joint development of several UK universities and...
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