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The U.S. Navy is using drone boat swarms to keep harbors safe

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The U.S. Navy is using drone boat swarms to keep harbors safe

By John Biggs

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The U.S. Navy is testing a team of drone boats to protect harbors here and abroad. The boats, which are basically autonomous versions of the Rigid Hull Inflatable, are connected to a AI routing system called CARACaS. In original 2014 tests the boats worked separately to protect ships in a harbor and the new routing system now allows them to swarm as a team to surround and neutralize threats.… Read More

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Source:: TechCrunch Gadgets

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