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Neural networks detect potential airborne dangers from camera images, ranging from birds to helicopters.
Credit: Daedalean
Swiss startup Daedalean is hoping for an “AI moment” in aviation if, as expected, its first cockpit artificial intelligence application is certified by early 2025. It will start with modest beginnings as a vision-based traffic detection system to assist general aviation solo pilots…
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