AeroMed Lab New Mexico Blood Drop Update
How do drones visualize their environment?
AeroMedLab will be in New Mexico 9/5/24 through 9/9/24 gathering velocity and Hematocrit data for dropping pigs blood. Here is some background into the code.
AeroMedLab uses a physics engine inside of the Python PyTorch library which we call the PtorEngine. This custom physics engine generates both training data for our AI and allows us to represent the world as the drone makes decisions.
Here is a bit on our test objectives in New Mexico and how the engine works.
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Is it possible to use Side Scanning Radar data from Air Force or even Battle Surveillance Radar the make the trip to target run avoid "known obstacles" en route. There might even have them as waypoint navigational.
I don't know how smart your system is but these could be on the dream sheet for a later iteration.
Don't mess with what you are doing now. It's a giant step past your competition. Get Ver 0.7 up to 1.0, then sell the customer on what you dream of.
B. D. Hoag
Lt. (USNR) Med.