Goal: More UAS Missions, Different Platforms, One Operator
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Credit: U.S. Army
Unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) are a large and growing presence in a number of operations, combat and otherwise—so much so that the U.S. Army wants to implement a universal control interface that will allow operators to pilot multiple platforms. Army operators now train to operate a single UAS...
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