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Autonomy Advances with First Alternative Navigation Flight
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Autonomy Advances with First Alternative Navigation Flight
SEPTEMBER 3, 2025 – A bright orange dart drifted in the air at approximately 1,000 feet. The cloudless, bright blue skies practically swallowed up the 7-foot, 50-pound unmanned aerial system as it flew its pattern. As it passed overhead, the sound from it at ground level was like a revved up weed eater engine. Those quiet Osprey MK III flights at Duke Field, north of Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, last week were part of vendor alternate navigati…
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