Re:What can defend against off-the-shelf drone weapons?
by marcosdumay on Tuesday August 07, 2018 @11:16PM
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> This is fine if the movement is predictable (as it would be for a trained human). I suspect a drone is going to struggle mightily with a .338's recoil.
I was dismissing the OP at first, but you convinced me it's viable. This one detail (that is really the worst I could find) is the kind of thing where neural nets excel.
One would need to fire a few shots on training, but now I think precise targeting (in there being a small enough motor step) is harder to solve than this.
I was dismissing the OP at first, but you convinced me it's viable. This one detail (that is really the worst I could find) is the kind of thing where neural nets excel.
One would need to fire a few shots on training, but now I think precise targeting (in there being a small enough motor step) is harder to solve than this.