Re:Should cars be fully driverless? No, says an MIT engineer...
by kqr on Thursday October 15, 2015 @07:54AM
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> Even if flying is inherently complex in itself, there's almost no traffic and almost no obstacle in air.
Different aircraft are by and large keeping to the same standard routes, altitudes and holding patterns, which is why mid-air collisions are a thing. (The reason they keep to standards is to make air traffic control easier.)
Different aircraft are by and large keeping to the same standard routes, altitudes and holding patterns, which is why mid-air collisions are a thing. (The reason they keep to standards is to make air traffic control easier.)