Credit: Simon Pryor/Leonardo
LONDON—Leonardo Helicopters has begun ground runs of its Proteus uncrewed rotorcraft ahead of a first flight toward year’s end. The 3-metric-ton-class, £60 million ($79 million) Proteus demonstrator—developed to prove that autonomous helicopters can do many of the tasks of a crewed naval helicopter...
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