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Flying blind: How to navigate drones in total darkness
MIT researchers have developed MiFly, a low-power, RF-based system that enables drones to self-localize in complete darkness, indoors, and in low-visibility conditions. By using a single backscatter tag and dual-polarization radar, MiFly navigates without relying on visual cues or external infrastructure.
MIT researchers have developed MiFly, a low-power, RF-based system that enables drones to self-localize in complete darkness, indoors, and in low-visibility conditions. By using a single backscatter tag and dual-polarization radar, MiFly navigates without relying on visual cues or external infrastructure.
