I had a dream last night for what a future would be like with Brainchip powered planes.
If you haven’t seen the movie Sully (based on a true story) then I suggest you do.
The story of Chesley Sullenberger, an American pilot who became a hero after landing his damaged plane on the Hudson River in order to save the flight's passengers and crew. –Source: IMDB
Captain Sully is under investigation for landing his plane in the river when computer simulations show he could have landed at 2 different airports safely. It takes the pilots a long time to run through the emergency procedure and after it’s completed leaves them with only one option, the river. This is where I see Braichip come in.
Why not have a Brainchip powered hardware/software solution on every plane that could:
- Observe the pilots and train itself to fly
- In an emergency, provide real-time exit strategies
- List available runways or areas that could be used as runways
- Provide probabilities of success factoring in the pilot’s ability
- etc
The ultimate future for Brainchip I see is not driverless cars but pilotless planes.
All IMO
"Aim for the stars, settle for the clouds" - 7nz
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