Recent developments in First Person View (FPV) drone racing highlight an intriguing twist as autonomous drones, powered by artificial intelligence, have emerged victorious against human champions.
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FPV drones create big buzz as they chase down competitors at the Winter Olympics for the first time
Drones provide a first-person view of skiers and skaters as they hurtle around the frozen courses for first time at a Winter ...
DJI's flagship FPV drone, the Avata 2, is currently being sold in the US for $719 with the all-important goggles for a ...
A couple of years ago I wrote about the work of Davide Scaramuzza and his colleagues at the University of Zurich’s Robotics and Perception Group, and the development of a racing drone able to match ...
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Drone racing is to be considered an official sport by the British Army for the first time, The Telegraph can reveal. While the activity, which involves flying drones to specified distances at speed, ...
The Abu Dhabi Autonomous Racing League’s 2026 drone championship tested vision-only AI drones against human pilots at speeds approaching 90 mph.
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